Heya, another quick question -
I've been having problems with my headlight flickering and stuff for a while, and at times I've been able to smell burning. Now, my headlights don't come on at all, so I removed the switch only to see that the grey connector is cooked and various terminals on the switch are different colors (copper red and blue, not sure if that's normal). One of the wires leading to the grey headlamp connector is mildly frayed. My corner lamps come on, but my headlamps and fog lights do not work any more.
Someone in my crew just bought an '89 LX 5.0 and he needs to do a lot of work to it to get it ready to drive, so I went to borrow his light switch. His grey connector is also cooked.
Is frying these light switches normal? Also, what should I replace? Can I tape off that errant frayed wire and just replaced the switch?
I've been having problems with my headlight flickering and stuff for a while, and at times I've been able to smell burning. Now, my headlights don't come on at all, so I removed the switch only to see that the grey connector is cooked and various terminals on the switch are different colors (copper red and blue, not sure if that's normal). One of the wires leading to the grey headlamp connector is mildly frayed. My corner lamps come on, but my headlamps and fog lights do not work any more.
Someone in my crew just bought an '89 LX 5.0 and he needs to do a lot of work to it to get it ready to drive, so I went to borrow his light switch. His grey connector is also cooked.
Is frying these light switches normal? Also, what should I replace? Can I tape off that errant frayed wire and just replaced the switch?