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Old 29-01-2006, 12:00 AM   #1
V8 Ghia
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Default Intermittent loss of head lights????

Has anyone had a problem with the head lights on their e-series where the high and low beam just turn off for no reason then come back on after about 10 seconds (parkers stayed on).
Happened to me 3 times in first 5 minutes on the way back from heathcote tonight, bloody scary both headlights just cutting out. Then never played up again.
I'm thinking either the relay overheating, or a bad connection with the switch on the dash.
Any ideas???

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