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December 7th, 2009 08:21 PM #1Hi tsikot gurus. I hope you could help me. I don't quite understand what's the problem with my crosswind's headlight. Details below:
Unit: 2001 crosswind XTO
Headlight problem:
1. It has very poor dim light. If there's a car behind, you would see your cars shadow even with your head light on. That's how poor the light is.
2. The bright doesn't work. Sometimes, it would work for like 1 or 2 seconds, and it will go off. But very much often, it doesn't work at all.
Other facts:
1. I just had my headlight bulb replaced last month. When I had the headlight checked this afternoon, one of the socket showed some burning signs, I had it replaced with a ceramic socket, still the problem exist. The bulb is 100/90 or 95 Watts. Which performs way lower than the original 60/55W as I see it.
2. The electrician who checked it this morning said that because we used a higher wattage bulb, and my crosswind doesn't have a relay, the switch board something may have been damaged. He said that we'd have to remove the steering wheel, and check the switch board tomorrow.
Any ideas guys? Thanks a lot.
benchao
This headlight issue started a few days ago.
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December 7th, 2009 08:34 PM #2
ganyan ang dating nangyari sa box type namin, wala pa akong alam noon,ang ginawa ko nakabili ako ng 100/90watts ( not sure pero halos ganito) then nilagay ko lang without putting a relay. pagtagal tagal naging intyermittent ang operation ng headlight then ng ipatingin ko nasunog na ang wiring, pinalitan pati ang switch(assembly) sa manibela.
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December 8th, 2009 12:30 AM #3Minsan pahamak din talaga mechaniko. I just instructed na palitan yung head light kasi pundi na ata yung bright. I didn't say palitan ng mas mataas na wattage. Nilagay mas mataas na wattage. Kainis.
And it wasn't a soso talyer. Looks could sometimes be deceiving.
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December 8th, 2009 01:27 AM #4your crosswind has no headlight relay??? i thought all recent model vehicles had headlight relays! anyway, what you should check first, is the bulb socket. maybe it's just a loose connection due to overheatiing and melting of some joints. replacing the socket should cure the problem. check also the visible wiring before you tear the innards apart.
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December 8th, 2009 03:58 AM #5Thanks Raine and Dr. D.
I did had the socket replaced yesterday. The wires where okay. But the bright still doesn't work. What do you think Dr. D? I guess the 2001 xto doesn't have a relay. I'll have it checked again tomorrow.
Melvin
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December 8th, 2009 06:38 AM #6
Maybe the problem is the column switch. The switch inside the steering wheel assembly.
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December 18th, 2009 12:43 PM #7Doesn't have relay? It's immpossible
that 2001 xto or any vehicle doesn't have relay for the headlights. This flyby night filipino mechanic always said this which is WRONG. There is po
a relay please see your owners manual. Kindly check the grounding of your headlight. Or have the steering wheel be removed and check contacts & wiring of the controls.
Nope Prius had variable speed/inverter Acs since its 2nd generation(~2004)....
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