Vigor minor electrical issue
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Vigor minor electrical issue
Sometimes, when I am driving at night with the headlights on, they go off for a few seconds and come back on. I checked the fuses and everything looks ok. All the wires are connected and nothing seems lose. What do you guys think?
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If you are driving at speed and it goes off and on by itself, then it is probably a loose connection. Do you know if both headlights go off or just one? What about the interior lights? Does this happen when you are stopped at a stop light? What about going over bumpy roads?
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Honda-Acura.net Vigor/TL/CL Forum Moderator.
Comptech Icebox, Headers, Exhaust, Lowering Springs and Sway Bars. Mugen front grille. Inspire tailamps. MOMO Sport 18 X 7.5 +42 offset. Axxis Metal Master front/rear pad. 2 Polk/MOMO 10" subs, Orion Xtreme 500.4 amplifier and Alpine CD changer.
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it happens randomly. Sometimes Im driving, sometimes Im stopped. Both headlights go off. And interior lights are intermittent as well. I am thinking the wiring and bulbs are old and need to be replaced?
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i am having an issue almost exact to yours except all of my other lights such as interior and all are fine it is just the headlights...i was told by someone on another forum that it was the headlamp relay but i came here to ask for a second opinion..
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have you checked what the price of such an item is froma acura?
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Ajth87, your problem sounds like a bad headlamp relay. You might want to check it before you buy a new one -- it's in the fuse box under the hood.
Ghoust, it sure seems like you have two separate problems. Do the interior lights act up when the headlamps are also acting up? Or do they misbehave independently of one another? There isn't too much in common between the circuits. They don't even use the same ground points!
Ghoust, it sure seems like you have two separate problems. Do the interior lights act up when the headlamps are also acting up? Or do they misbehave independently of one another? There isn't too much in common between the circuits. They don't even use the same ground points!
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