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Hey Guys

Car : 1997 SKYLINE R33 SERIES 2

Where is my headlight fuse?

Before you guys say "search its everywhere etc" I have.

I've seen this thread that states its in the boot :

http://www.skylinesa..._1#entry5187170

Mine isnt in the boot. Here is a pic of my boot fusebox cover , the fuses are set out as per the diagram...

2012-12-12211628.jpg

Found this but it doesnt include the headlight fuse...

Dashboard Fusebox

Left Column, top to bottom: Right Column, top to bottom

10A – Rear Wiper 10A – Shift lock

10A – Anti-stop 10A – A/T control

10A – Starter Indicator 10A – Air conditioner

10A – Room lamp 10A – Engine control

10A – Stop lamp 10A – Air bag

10A – Electrics 20A – Blower motor

10A – Engine Control 20A – Blower motor

10A – Hazard lamp 10A – Audio

15A – Fog lamp 15A – Cigarette lighter

10A – Turn signal 20A – Front wiper

10A – Meters 10A – Mirror de-fogger

10A – Electrics 20A – Rear de-fogger

also there are a total of 27 fuses under my dash.... this is what the inside cover looks like ...:

2012-12-12213121.jpg

which translated is this :

fusebox_R33.jpg

No mention of headlights...

PS: My left headlight and brights work fine , my right headlight and brights don't work at all.Replaced globe...still nothing.this leads me to believe it has to be the fuse.

Help!

Edited by tripsteady

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