<VV> No low beams...

[FrankCB at aol.com]

Reminds me of the time I bought my 180 near the  Jersey shore some miles from 
my home.  It was late in the day by the time I  got on the road and when I 
stopped for gas, I found out, belatedly, that when I  worked the dimmer switch 
ALL the headlights went out.  I still had parking  lights, so I drove on the 
highway "briskly" so as to get home before it really  got dark and the cops 
would stop me for not using headlights.  But I  couldn't drive TOO fast "cause if 
I started passing everybody, the cops would  stop me for speeding.  And my 
"borrowed" license plates were registered to  a 1966 YELLOW Monza while the car 
they were on was a 1965 BLACK  Corsa.
    Fortunately, I made it home without arousing  the suspicion of the 
constabulary Replacing the dimmer switch did solve the  problem.
    Frank "long memory for some things" Burkhard   .
 
In a message dated 9/13/2007 8:11:27 AM Eastern Daylight Time,  
corvairduval at cox.net writes:

Yes!

But you said:  "I buy a new bulb and turn the  headlights on. No low beams. "

No low beams mean check  dimmer.

One low beam, check lamp.

Frank  DuVal







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