Requesting help from someone with a multimeter
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Requesting help from someone with a multimeter
Hey folks,
I'm starting a little project of getting the fog lights to have full manual control with the OEM switch, and noticed that the light inside the switch wasn't working anymore. When I disassembled the switch the little bits of wire attached to it were broken off from the bulb and practically soldered to the metal contacts. I checked what voltage was going through that current when the light was supposed to be on, and it came out to 12V.
Would someone with a multimeter (and a working fog light switch light!) mind taking their fog light switch apart to check the voltage going through that circuit when low beams are on? I have a feeling it's not supposed to be 12V...
Pic to help: the light bulb circuit is through pins 3 and 4 (circled in red), which are in the middle of the connector. The light bulb should be where my blue circle is.
I'm starting a little project of getting the fog lights to have full manual control with the OEM switch, and noticed that the light inside the switch wasn't working anymore. When I disassembled the switch the little bits of wire attached to it were broken off from the bulb and practically soldered to the metal contacts. I checked what voltage was going through that current when the light was supposed to be on, and it came out to 12V.
Would someone with a multimeter (and a working fog light switch light!) mind taking their fog light switch apart to check the voltage going through that circuit when low beams are on? I have a feeling it's not supposed to be 12V...
Pic to help: the light bulb circuit is through pins 3 and 4 (circled in red), which are in the middle of the connector. The light bulb should be where my blue circle is.
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