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So, I was out cruising my Bronco (at night) a few weeks back. Pressed the high beam switch and bang! Lost my lights. So, I quickly pushed in the headlight switch and pulled over. Now parked and engine running, I turned my headlights back on. They worked, but after a moment all lights began to dim and even the engine started to sputter. So, I turned the switch off once again. The engine returned to running normal as if nothing had happened. I then turned on just the parking lights. All was normal and working. Brake lights, tail lights, turn signals, dash lights all work as they should, but turn the head lights on and it's disaster! Everything has been working sweet for over 5 years now with my Cyntech harness! Now what!?? ARGH!
So, I drove home with my pre-runner lights blinding everyone on the road.
Here's the question:
Does anyone know WTF is going on?
Headlight switch blown?
Alt internal regulator shot?
Any ideas would really be appreciated!
Jared
So, I was out cruising my Bronco (at night) a few weeks back. Pressed the high beam switch and bang! Lost my lights. So, I quickly pushed in the headlight switch and pulled over. Now parked and engine running, I turned my headlights back on. They worked, but after a moment all lights began to dim and even the engine started to sputter. So, I turned the switch off once again. The engine returned to running normal as if nothing had happened. I then turned on just the parking lights. All was normal and working. Brake lights, tail lights, turn signals, dash lights all work as they should, but turn the head lights on and it's disaster! Everything has been working sweet for over 5 years now with my Cyntech harness! Now what!?? ARGH!
So, I drove home with my pre-runner lights blinding everyone on the road.
Here's the question:
Does anyone know WTF is going on?
Headlight switch blown?
Alt internal regulator shot?
Any ideas would really be appreciated!
Jared
) think about the relay system, bright white lights then! 
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