Re: Dim 6V lights

Posted by Jim Becker on March 26, 2007 at 08:44:07 from (71.170.45.60):

In Reply to: Dim 6V lights posted by chadd on March 25, 2007 at 14:24:30:

Bob M told you the right thing. You need to find the 1 volt that is being lost between the battery and the head light. Check the voltage on each side of the light switch. Same with the fuse holder You will probably find the drop is mostly in one spot. It will turn out to be in the switch, a connector or an individual wire going bad. (If I was a betting man, I would bet on the switch.) The bad place will probably be warm to the touch too. You can get a good jumper wire and jump past parts of the system to isolate it too. When the lights get brighter, you have jumped over the problem.

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