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hey guys,

picked up my new cefiro last night, nothing special, rb20e haha but i love her none the less, however i have a question... automatic headlights. they were working fine last night, but tonight i turn them on and all i get are high beams.. no dash lights, just high beams. i did have a fidle around earlier with things but the only things i really touch relivent to the lights were the sensor covers ontop of the dash, the previouse owner had painted them black for some reason.. anyway any help would be appreciated :P

cheers

mark.

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hey guys,

haha yeah, blown fuse.. i feel like a dumbass.. it didn't feel like a fuse blowing though as i was fidling around with the sensors and nothing.. anyway got board with Silver_R34_GTT last night and after driving to his house with the foglights on the whole way we decided to have a play around, pulled out every fuse and found about 3 that were blown (i've only had the car 3 days so i'm still tidying things up) and yeah, no idea what they were as the diagram is all in japanese but the headlights now work :yes: weird that the high beams came on though. ah well..

cheers guys,

mark.

Does it have just the high beams and no dash lights with the normal lights too? This happened to me when the fuse blew. Turn the lights on and only get high beams.

Check it out, may be a simple fix.

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hey guys,

haha yeah, blown fuse.. i feel like a dumbass.. it didn't feel like a fuse blowing though as i was fidling around with the sensors and nothing.. anyway got board with Silver_R34_GTT last night and after driving to his house with the foglights on the whole way we decided to have a play around, pulled out every fuse and found about 3 that were blown (i've only had the car 3 days so i'm still tidying things up) and yeah, no idea what they were as the diagram is all in japanese but the headlights now work :P weird that the high beams came on though. ah well..

cheers guys,

mark.

YES! 1 point for Ryan. Now im leading the competition :)

Note: I may have just made up this 'competition'.

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