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Author Topic: Dome lights stuck on and high beams don't work, plus other misc. issues.  (Read 8361 times)

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Re: Dome lights stuck on and high beams don't work, plus other misc. issues.
« Reply #15 on: May 03, 2014, 09:52:52 PM »
Well, technically there is a circuit breaker for the headlights, and a fusible link. The breaker is IN the switch, and every once in a while the breaker goes bad and the only solution is to replace the switch. All the power for the headlights goes through that switch and the high-low switch.
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