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Had to take fenders off to repair rust. When I did this I had to cut the wires to the headlights. When trying to reassemble the headlights I now find a extra set of wires comming out. I know I only cut the one set of wires comming out of the lights and there must of been an extra set which I didn't notice. Is it possible that this extra line of wires was for head light washers? Also if only one head light is wired would this cause a problem with tthe headlights comming on. While one head light is wired the other is not completed and it will not light if I turn on the lights. Are they interconnected some how or do I just have the wiring wrong!!!
Like Roland asked. What year ? And which fender ?
Does your car have foglights ? Is there a fog light switch on the dash next to the lighter ?
Roland has dug me out of a couple BIIIG wiring "holes". But I'm getting pretty good at reading wiring diagrams. So I'll help you as much as I can. Mine is "book" learning. His is "hands" on.
At first glance, all I see is 4 wires to most headlights.
Car is a 1978sc with Fog lights. This is a mess but tommorrow I will right down all of the wires and give the total scoop on them thank you for helping me!!!
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