Sluggo
Active Member
Ok, so when I wired my new harnesses for the head lights I directly copied the car's original headlight harnesses. When I tied them together and tested them the outer(low beam) lights appear to be on high. When I power the high beams the outer (low) dim and the inners come on high.
When I was wiring the low connectors the red wire was clearly in the upper terminal and the green was to the right. Both of the headlight harnesses are constructed this way.
When I looked at the wiring diagram last night after that discovery the green shows in the top terminal and the red in the right. In other words, switched. They are in their correct location in the connector that connects them to the main harness.
Is it even remotely possible that they have been a birth defect and never caught?
Just to be sure, the green should be in the top pin location at the outer (low beam) headlight, corrrect?
When I was wiring the low connectors the red wire was clearly in the upper terminal and the green was to the right. Both of the headlight harnesses are constructed this way.
When I looked at the wiring diagram last night after that discovery the green shows in the top terminal and the red in the right. In other words, switched. They are in their correct location in the connector that connects them to the main harness.
Is it even remotely possible that they have been a birth defect and never caught?
Just to be sure, the green should be in the top pin location at the outer (low beam) headlight, corrrect?