Left low beam not working
Thread Starter
|
Registered User
Joined: Feb 2018
Posts: 10
From: Skåne
Rep Power: 0
Left low beam not working
Dear Sirs,
Hope you can help. This is a 2006 Cayenne Turbo S. Left headlight low beam stopped working and obviously I thought the xenon lamp was out. Ordered new ones and swapped both sides. Still no light on Left side. Fuse, no 35 is good. Cant see if their is another fuse relevant for this? Also, could it be a relay that is bad? But right side works fine so that would require a separet relay. I have pulled the relays I can find and that makes no difference. Would appreciate any thoughts on this. Thanks , Martin
Hope you can help. This is a 2006 Cayenne Turbo S. Left headlight low beam stopped working and obviously I thought the xenon lamp was out. Ordered new ones and swapped both sides. Still no light on Left side. Fuse, no 35 is good. Cant see if their is another fuse relevant for this? Also, could it be a relay that is bad? But right side works fine so that would require a separet relay. I have pulled the relays I can find and that makes no difference. Would appreciate any thoughts on this. Thanks , Martin
Thread Starter
|
Registered User
Joined: Feb 2018
Posts: 10
From: Skåne
Rep Power: 0
Cont.
so I have spent sime time on the forums and from what I can tell I should also check if the connector goes all the way in as it seems to have a tendency to wear and dislocate. Will try to connect it outside the holder to see if that does it. Martin
so I have spent sime time on the forums and from what I can tell I should also check if the connector goes all the way in as it seems to have a tendency to wear and dislocate. Will try to connect it outside the holder to see if that does it. Martin
Thread Starter
|
Registered User
Joined: Feb 2018
Posts: 10
From: Skåne
Rep Power: 0
Swapped the driveunits between Left and right and that was the issue. So now I need to source that printer circuit board or else swap the whole headlight.
Btw, sorry for the poor english. Native Swedish.
Best, Martin
Btw, sorry for the poor english. Native Swedish.
Best, Martin
Thread
Thread Starter
Forum
Replies
Last Post