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Engine light on not starting
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27 Jul 2025 16:44 - 27 Jul 2025 16:46 #261325
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Replied by fordem on topic Engine light on not starting
This might sound strange but you most likely have a blown headlight fuse, the other possibility is a broken wire between the fuse and the nearside headlight.
The reason you're seeing six volts is the nearside light is being backfed from the offside headlight.
Here's the headlight wiring - no relays involved.
The reason you're seeing six volts is the nearside light is being backfed from the offside headlight.
Here's the headlight wiring - no relays involved.
Last edit: 27 Jul 2025 16:46 by fordem. Reason: add diagram
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