type44T... @$$#@&!! eurolight problem

[Kneale Brownson]

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A bunch of clear packaging tape over the brights will reduce their flare
into oncoming traffic's eyes until you get a solution.

If you had an old GM car, I'd say check the dimmer switch on the floorboard
(you're probably too young to remember those).   So I'd say to check the
connectors on the comboswitch on your steering column.

At 08:21 PM 09/19/2002 -0400, JordanVw at aol.com wrote:


>'86 5kT w/ bosch turbo eurolights and Blau harness running 80/100w H4's
>since last summer 2001.
>i hadnt driven my '86 5kT in a week (went to colorado) and tonite was the
>first time i started it up..pulled it out of the garage, and noticed one
>low beam was out. thought is was a bulb, turned the car off and went to
>get a spare, but didnt put it in yet. turned the lights back on and now
>BOTH low beams are out. this all within 3 minutes of eachother.   high
>beams are fine.  checked the fuse box under the hood and 10amp fuses are
>fine in slot 9 and 10 for low beams. any ideas?  people are getting pissed
>with me driving w/ the euros on Hi-beam.....
>any ideas?  help would be appeciated
>chris
>86 5kT  w/ euros only working on hi-beam...
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