help headlights wont work!
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From: Murray, KY
Car: 91 rs vert'
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help headlights wont work!
Help guys,
I got in my camaro tonight and pulled the **** out for the headlights and they didnt come on! I have no clue whats wrong, any help would be appreciated, thanks-jmb
I got in my camaro tonight and pulled the **** out for the headlights and they didnt come on! I have no clue whats wrong, any help would be appreciated, thanks-jmb
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From: Long Island, NY
Car: 1986 IROC-Z
Engine: 5.0 TPI
Transmission: 700R4
First, I believe the headlights are on a circuit breaker.
Is anything else not working? Interior lights? Lighter? Horn? Radio? If all those things are out I'd suspect a fusible link is burnt out.
Is anything else not working? Interior lights? Lighter? Horn? Radio? If all those things are out I'd suspect a fusible link is burnt out.
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I know the lighter and dome are linked together, but I don't think the gauge lights are.... Doesn't sound like it's at the fuse box.
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Car: 1986 IROC-Z
Engine: 5.0 TPI
Transmission: 700R4
I'd put my money on a burnt out fusible link.
I'll describe the scenario going by my 86 IROC. On the "B" terminal of your starter, you have the positive battery cable, and three smaller wires. One wire has its own ring connector, the other 2 share one. The one by itself is the voltage sensing wire to the alternator. The two that share a ring, one of those supplies power for your lights and everything on the Accessory fuse. Get the picture? It's basically everything that should work with the ignition off. Except the hatch motor, that's on the other link.
Again, I described how my 86 IROC is wired. I forget if the v6 are different.
I'll describe the scenario going by my 86 IROC. On the "B" terminal of your starter, you have the positive battery cable, and three smaller wires. One wire has its own ring connector, the other 2 share one. The one by itself is the voltage sensing wire to the alternator. The two that share a ring, one of those supplies power for your lights and everything on the Accessory fuse. Get the picture? It's basically everything that should work with the ignition off. Except the hatch motor, that's on the other link.
Again, I described how my 86 IROC is wired. I forget if the v6 are different.
Last edited by Mikes86SC; Apr 18, 2003 at 12:07 PM.
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