dead headlights
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dead headlights
i know i will probably get flamed for this but here it goes
im driving around at night and i didnt see a puddle, as i drive through it water my headlights go out. my turning signals work, my taillights still work, and everything else works fine, i checked my fuses and they are fine. could it just be that their is a little water in a connection? would it fix itself overnight or do i need to go at it with a hair dryer or sumtin.
im driving around at night and i didnt see a puddle, as i drive through it water my headlights go out. my turning signals work, my taillights still work, and everything else works fine, i checked my fuses and they are fine. could it just be that their is a little water in a connection? would it fix itself overnight or do i need to go at it with a hair dryer or sumtin.
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getting water in the connection can kill the bulbs?
and another question, i was looking at one of the connections and it looks like it was a little melted, could their be enough electricity to melt it without blowing a fuse
and another question, i was looking at one of the connections and it looks like it was a little melted, could their be enough electricity to melt it without blowing a fuse
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