headlights are STILL flashing
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headlights are STILL flashing
Ive replaced the headlight switch twice,a new pigtail that connects to the headlight switch,a new TCM, a new relay on the drivers side fuse box. Only the headlights flash, everything else is fine. My truck is a 1998 5.2. Please help! Its both headlights that flash, they start doing it after they been on for 15-20mins, and it doesn't do it all the time.
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honestly, if the lights work w/o the realy instlaled there is either a short somewhere providing power to the lights (which needs to be fixed before it burns the truck down) or you pulled the wrong relay. . .
also yes the CTM has to be flashed with your trucks options in order to function correctly, is that whats going on here? idk, if you dont care about everything working then i guess its not an issue. . .
also yes the CTM has to be flashed with your trucks options in order to function correctly, is that whats going on here? idk, if you dont care about everything working then i guess its not an issue. . .
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I'd have to agree with shrp on the relay part.
Not sure if you know this, but just in case I'll say it, our stock headlights are a 9007 switched ground system. This means when the headlights are on the common (I think it's the center one but don't hold me to that) has 12v+ when the headlights are on, then the high beam or low beam pins get grounded to turn them on. What I'd do if I were you is get out a multimeter and see which pin's power is flickering.
Not sure if you know this, but just in case I'll say it, our stock headlights are a 9007 switched ground system. This means when the headlights are on the common (I think it's the center one but don't hold me to that) has 12v+ when the headlights are on, then the high beam or low beam pins get grounded to turn them on. What I'd do if I were you is get out a multimeter and see which pin's power is flickering.
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