Headlamp - high beam only

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sgray
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Headlamp - high beam only

Post by sgray »

Hello,

One of the headlights only operates on high beam. Does this mean the sealed unit has failed in some way?

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Post by PSL184 »

Yes it does - good news is that they ae only about £7 +vat from our suppliers. Check first that there are no loose connections and confirm it is the sealed beam unit by swapping over for the good one....
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Post by sgray »

On closer inspection it looks like there's a blue tinge to the glass as well so feel sure it's blown.
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Post by mike.perry »

For not much more money, about £30, you can buy a pair of halogen headlights and see where you are going. :o
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Post by bmcecosse »

Halogen upgrade is WELL worth the money if you do any after-dark motoring!
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