Fiero Headlight Fuse at Lola Cochran blog

Fiero Headlight Fuse. I would start by isolating each motor electrically (unplugging the dark blue wire one at a time) to see if one headlight pod works properly and the other blows the fuse. In this i show you how to fix a common problem of the headlight either not wanting to go up or down without a little nudge. There is an isolation relay mounted on the left cowling, and two headlight relays. 1987 and 1988 are different motors. When i switch the headlights on, both headlights go up and the lights come on but the 20 amp tail fuse in the fuse box blows. Sourmug's is an 88 with 2nd gen headlights and won't have the limit switches. 2nd gen headlights have a module to control on/off functions. The right headlight relay is mounted just to the left. There is a fusible link for each motor up front. There are three relays used for headlight operation.

In this i show you how to fix a common problem of the headlight either not wanting to go up or down without a little nudge. When i switch the headlights on, both headlights go up and the lights come on but the 20 amp tail fuse in the fuse box blows. I would start by isolating each motor electrically (unplugging the dark blue wire one at a time) to see if one headlight pod works properly and the other blows the fuse. 2nd gen headlights have a module to control on/off functions. Sourmug's is an 88 with 2nd gen headlights and won't have the limit switches. 1987 and 1988 are different motors. There is a fusible link for each motor up front. The right headlight relay is mounted just to the left. There are three relays used for headlight operation. There is an isolation relay mounted on the left cowling, and two headlight relays.

Adding fuses to the fuse box Pennock's Fiero Forum

Fiero Headlight Fuse In this i show you how to fix a common problem of the headlight either not wanting to go up or down without a little nudge. There is an isolation relay mounted on the left cowling, and two headlight relays. 1987 and 1988 are different motors. The right headlight relay is mounted just to the left. I would start by isolating each motor electrically (unplugging the dark blue wire one at a time) to see if one headlight pod works properly and the other blows the fuse. 2nd gen headlights have a module to control on/off functions. Sourmug's is an 88 with 2nd gen headlights and won't have the limit switches. When i switch the headlights on, both headlights go up and the lights come on but the 20 amp tail fuse in the fuse box blows. There are three relays used for headlight operation. There is a fusible link for each motor up front. In this i show you how to fix a common problem of the headlight either not wanting to go up or down without a little nudge.