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diffbeer



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Headlights failed
Was driving at night and suddenly headlights stopped working--- stopped at garage and checked fuse --- all of them fine.. Had to drive back holding the lever in manual brights .Parking lights are working when sliding the small lever backwards, but in position 2 the headlight fail to work.

Anyone experience this and how did you fix it? Dealers are some 3 hours drive away.
Post #152928 30th Jun 2012 7:10pm
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mobilecentre



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Have a look here

http://www.defender2.net/forum/post152250.html#152250

The light switch is a common failure
Post #152929 30th Jun 2012 7:18pm
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diffbeer



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Thanks I see this prob has already been discussed. Sorry for repeat question
Post #152930 30th Jun 2012 7:21pm
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mobilecentre



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No problem - you will see that there are some links in the thread to give you some pointers
Post #152931 30th Jun 2012 7:22pm
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diffbeer



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opened the switch some melting evident-but it was still making contact Checked fuses in the CJB , all fine , swopped them out to make sure. Swopped the little black relay on the far right side under the coloured ones.
Still no lights when the switch is pressed to position 3 .

Am I missing something--is there any fuses in the BJB that controls the lighting circuit?
Post #153085 1st Jul 2012 6:18pm
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