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Dim dip 924s 1986
- Thread starter chas3.2
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vincematthews
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chas3.2 said:I want to stop the headlamps coming up with side lights on only,
I have removed the dim dip multi plug.
Is there another head lamp realy somewhere I will have to hot wire.
Or wiring I will have to alter.
Chas.
My 1979 924 does what you want by having side lights in the driving lights below the bumper.
Maybe if you pull the electrical diagram for a 1979 924 you can configure the wiring that way?
- 1st 'notch' of the headlight switch puts the side lights in the bumper on (main headlights down)
- Headlight switch fully depressed and bumper lights on plus headlight up and on dimmain beam
- If I then put the switch back to the first notch the main headlight go out but stay raised which I guess is what you're getting with the first notch from yours?
Doesn't sound impossible for you to get the desired configuration and maybe as simple as changing out the headlight switch for an earlier on?
Good luck
vitesse
Active member
I do know that the switch on early 924's had a 3 wire connection to the headlamp motor later changed to 4 wire switch connection which was common with early 924S's as I had to make that conversion on my friends 1976 924.
If I can glean anything from my technical file I'll post on here.
vitesse
Active member
Must download them sometime because I have often thought about being able to leave the lights down.
I imagine it's a case of inserting a simple switch in the existing wiring to give the either /or option.
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