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Join Date: Aug 2008
Location: England
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Newbie to the forum. I have a 1989 MKIII 3 litre Turbo Supra with what appears to be an unusual fault with the headlights. With the main light control in the OFF position, the engine running, headlight selection to low beam and the transmission in D the headlights intermittently light ( they do not pop up ). When driven forward the lights flicker and when stationary will remain ON until the transmission is disengaged from D ( this flickering eventually burns out the headlight relay). Immediately reengaging D will not bring the headlights on until the car moves forward. Sometimes the headlights remain on when the vehicle is parked ( key removed from ignition ). As far as I can tell it is not any of the following: faulty headlight relay, faulty / lose wiring associated with the lighting control switch, faulty relay / fuse box wiring. I am beginning to suspect a faulty retract control relay. Has anyone experience a fault like this or have some other suggestions as to what the fault could be. Thanks.
I have a few more details about the fault. I removed the headlight relay and connected a LED indicator in its place which allowed me to see what was occurring across the relay coil.
In all of the above the headlights remain in the retracted position. Also the O/D light flashes when the O/D is selected – I believe this to be a gearbox setup problem and is not associated with this one. Thanks. Last edited by Supra275; 08-28-2008 at 10:08 AM. Reason: Additional information regarding the fault |
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