High beam actuator problem
#1
High beam actuator problem
Hello everybody, I have a 2010 Mazda 3 Grand touring, it is a rebuild car, so it has a few details, one of them is that the right high beam doesn't work, after a few research I realized that the current actuator is not the best for the car, because it lacks of the connection for the right high beam.
I mean I got literally a loose cable hanging there because I don't have where to plug it.
Any suggestions?
Ps. I pretty sure that thing controls the elevation of the lights, cause mines always points to the floor
this is the actuator my car has
I mean I got literally a loose cable hanging there because I don't have where to plug it.
Any suggestions?
Ps. I pretty sure that thing controls the elevation of the lights, cause mines always points to the floor
this is the actuator my car has
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Got it, thank you
Actually I did that with my former mechanic, and that is what we discover, I mean:
- There are a set of cables running from some part of the car to the headlights, one of them is hanging because I don't have where to plug it.
- We made the test of unplugging the left HB from the actuator and plug it the right one and it worked
- The current actuator is attached to the car with a cable tie belt, I search it and it appears to be for a lexus not mazda
I think I need a new actuator with two connections? or get a tricky electrical connection?
Actually I did that with my former mechanic, and that is what we discover, I mean:
- There are a set of cables running from some part of the car to the headlights, one of them is hanging because I don't have where to plug it.
- We made the test of unplugging the left HB from the actuator and plug it the right one and it worked
- The current actuator is attached to the car with a cable tie belt, I search it and it appears to be for a lexus not mazda
I think I need a new actuator with two connections? or get a tricky electrical connection?
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