3800 WTH...

[Xtant12]

OK, when I turn my fogs on my bright light goes on but very dim... When I click my brights on my head lights go off completely.. Any ideas guys... I plan to change out bulbs and see what that does... BUT how would both lights go out the same night???

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[Xtant12]

well it was my headlights... BOTH the BRIGHTS were blown.. so if this ever happens to you guys you know what it is...

 

[bigsammoe]

well when i click on my highbeams the kick off with only the conner and for lights on... same thing?

 

[preussenGTP]

Did you check the air in your tires?

 

[REDHOTT04GTP]

Sounds like your low on HeadLight Fluid u might wana get that checked out

 

[PANDA]

Sounds like your low on HeadLight Fluid u might wana get that checked out[/b]

X2, that fixed my car last time I had that problem.

 

[Xtant12]

Sounds like your low on HeadLight Fluid u might wana get that checked out[/b]

X2, that fixed my car last time I had that problem.
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WHAT... I changed my headlights and everything is fine now.. What light fluid??? `

 

[thebullfrog]

It's like $30 a bottle from GM. You'll need two bottles- one for each headlight. Remove the head light and pull all the bulbs out. Fill the housing with the fluid. Be careful putting the bulbs back in. If you spill the fluid, you'll have to buy another $30 bottle. The fluid acts sort of like dielectric grease, insulating the bulbs and preventing them from overheating and shorting out. It also helps to refract and focus the light properly for optimum light distribution. Without it not only will your lights look dim, but the bulbs will burn out a lot sooner too.

 

[imported_PaceCarBoozer]

It's like $30 a bottle from GM. You'll need two bottles- one for each headlight. Remove the head light and pull all the bulbs out. Fill the housing with the fluid. Be careful putting the bulbs back in. If you spill the fluid, you'll have to buy another $30 bottle. The fluid acts sort of like dielectric grease, insulating the bulbs and preventing them from overheating and shorting out. It also helps to refract and focus the light properly for optimum light distribution. Without it not only will your lights look dim, but the bulbs will burn out a lot sooner too.
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now this is someone that really takes pride and gives alot of thought to their bullshit

 

[preussenGTP]

now this is someone that really takes pride and gives alot of thought to their bullshit
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This could possibly be a lower lateral knuten or fetzer valve stuck in the on position causing his symptoms

 

[MIKES3]

OH HELL NO!!! You people are ruthless but it was great for a few laughs. Hers a hint. The headlight fluid goes in your gas tank.

 

[thebullfrog]

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It's like $30 a bottle from GM. You'll need two bottles- one for each headlight. Remove the head light and pull all the bulbs out. Fill the housing with the fluid. Be careful putting the bulbs back in. If you spill the fluid, you'll have to buy another $30 bottle. The fluid acts sort of like dielectric grease, insulating the bulbs and preventing them from overheating and shorting out. It also helps to refract and focus the light properly for optimum light distribution. Without it not only will your lights look dim, but the bulbs will burn out a lot sooner too.
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now this is someone that really takes pride and gives alot of thought to their bullshit
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LOL, yeah, I was bored.

 

[timgtp]

hahaha

 

[Toasty]

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now this is someone that really takes pride and gives alot of thought to their bullshit
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This could possibly be a lower lateral knuten or fetzer valve stuck in the on position causing his symptoms
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I think you meant Kuhneutson Valve

...but check out the other must have's at Kaleco Auto

 

[imported_Theautoguy]

Whenever my headlights start acting up like that I go find a "Crack-Head" and smack em'! Works every time.

 

[preussenGTP]

I think you meant Kuhneutson Valve

...but check out the other must have's at Kaleco Auto
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Nice find! That site is loaded with great deals on just about any oem upgrade parts!
Did you catch the sale going on for MB's? LINK HERE
I guess the dudes on the Maxima boards are claiming a 15whp gain with these improved MB's - imagine what it can do for supercharged engines!!