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Old 16-05-2006, 12:42 AM   #1
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sorta like its brieflly charhing the battery before it is loaded up again before its doing anything else , a possibility ? ..
You'd think the engine and everything else drawing current would cut out also if this were the case (stereo, parkers, ecu, bem etc) I would stick with the relay explanation
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Old 16-05-2006, 09:25 AM   #2
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You'd think the engine and everything else drawing current would cut out also if this were the case (stereo, parkers, ecu, bem etc) I would stick with the relay explanation
not really - thats maybe why it might of shut off the main beam for a few seconds, so the rest wouldn't cut out (especially the ecu) - like it needed to charge the battery/top up a bit more off the alternator for a few seconds before the headlights start drawing too high amps again (if the amps were getting too low to start with in the battery, and with alternator and battery combined and power needed to run the ecu correctly and lights etc etc)- a possibility maybe ... but yeah , i'de be checking the relays thoroughly first though .
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