Rutt_Dj

Basically my headlights are confused haha

sides work fine

dipped beam puts all the lights on at low power

high beam only lights 1 side!

got my brain doing backflips haha

Rutt_Dj

DoZZa

iTrader: (4)

I assume you've checked the obvious such as fuses, wiring and the bulbs?

Try swapping the headlight relays over and see if the problem moves to the other side, if it does, then its new relay time!

Rutt_Dj

I havnt checked anything as of yet, it was getting dark, i will have a check today.
where are the headlight relays?

is that behind the glove box?

thanks

alcazar

iTrader: (2)

First check is the fuses in the fusebox which is, afaik, under the bonnet. I know that on bugeyes, one fuse causes a similar effect. For some reason, Subaru fuse the lights n/s and o/s, rather than dip and main. I suppose so that if a fuse goes, you still have some light on each.

Do you have a manual?

Have you, or has anyone, tried to put an HID kit on it?

Rutt_Dj

it had a hid kit on when i bought it, but a ballast gave up so i replaced them a few weeks ago, then the new ballast blew i think so iv took them off and put normal halogens in again cos i was sick of getting flashed off people anyway.

nah i never got a manual with it mate

Rutt_Dj

Sorted. Was a fuse haha

alcazar

iTrader: (2)

Thought so. LH headlamps?

Rutt_Dj

Yeh! Crazy how a fuse can mess up everything like that

alcazar

iTrader: (2)

Nope...not when you look at how complicated a vehicle wiring diagram is.

In a MkI Escort, years ago, I had a fault where, if my foot was on the brakes, the sidelights came on.

Turned out to be a bad earth in one rear light unit.