<VV> Headlights

[JVHRoberts at aol.com]

Not sure how yours is set up, but the stockers have the breaker in the  
switch, and then it goes to the dimmer, then to the headlights. The breaker also  
is fast acting, it tends to be open only briefly. 
 
In a message dated 7/22/2008 7:38:14 PM Eastern Daylight Time, ronh at owt.com  
writes:

I've  been having problems with the headlights kicking off in a random 
fashion when  on high beam.  A light switch or two burned out (circuit breaker) 
before  I switched to relays but now the high beam breaker (an add on) kicked off 
when  on high beam last evening and when it went off, both sets of lights went 
 out.  So, my question is, where is the connection from the high beam  
circuit to the low beam circuit?  Since there is this connection, why  don't the 
highs go on when the lows are energized since this connection must  be after the 
dimmer switch.?  How does this  work?

RonH


 



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