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Dim Dip Unit
Garth:
Hobbit if its on a RRC I can help but looking at your signiture its not going to be.
Garth:
Range Rover Blues directions were spot on thanks. Dissconnected and there was no change to alternator light. Looks like I am going to have to pay (gringe) a garage to sort as its got me beat. :cry: :cry:
hobbit:
--- Quote from: "Garth" ---Hobbit if its on a RRC I can help but looking at your signiture its not going to be.
--- End quote ---
Thats ok, I found it very challenging to work on my electrics, like a magical mystery tour, as if disco 1 wiring is bad enough this has that much extra redundant wiring going all over the place :?
Even a simple job is all testing and looking behind panels
Spooky:
Removing the dim-dip unit will not cause the car to fail the MOT, as both headlamps are fed from the one unit. Hence the car will still have a symetrical lighting layout ...
Incidentally, I've fited one (from an old Rangie) into my Disco. Don't have to use headlamps in town traffic queues now - no more dazzling low-riding sports cars!! :roll:
Range Rover Blues:
I avoid using dim-dip as it's not that good for the bulbs but traffic is probably one of the intended uses for the system.
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