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08.05.2020 16:08 # 1
okan0665
Hello friends. Two of the car's lamps began to explode. When the first dipped beam (right) & nbsp; exploded (about 6-7 months ago), I replaced all the lamps in the service, except for the signals. Then the left stop, right stop, right dipped, rear plate and finally left dipped headlight exploded respectively. By the way, I learned how to change which lamp. :) Why do you think this is caused by frequent lamp problems? In the electrical system & nbsp; Could there be a problem?
08.05.2020 16:08 # 2
koliva
If you are not using cheap lamps, the alternator can be considered the source of this malfunction. Do your wipers work less quickly than before, maybe you may have noticed. If so, you should ensure that your alternator does not supply too much voltage.
08.05.2020 16:08 # 3
okan0665
If you are not using cheap lamps, the alternator can be considered as the source of this malfunction. Do your wipers work less quickly than before, maybe you may have noticed. If so, you should make sure that your alternator does not supply too much voltage. I did not pay attention to the wipers in terms of speed, but since I go 5 km dusty road daily, I spray water on the windows for a long time sometimes, for 15-20 seconds without interruption. By the way, could it create a low voltage?
08.05.2020 16:08 # 4
koliva
[QUOTE = okan0665]
If you are not using cheap lamps, alternator can be considered as the source of this malfunction. Do your wipers work less quickly than before, maybe you may have noticed. If it is, you should make sure that your alternator does not supply too much voltage. I did not pay attention to the wipers in terms of speed, but since I go 5 km dusty road daily, I spray water on the windows for a long time sometimes, for 15-20 seconds without interruption. By the way, could it create a low voltage?
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The voltage does not go off due to the voltage drop. On the contrary, the voltage bursts at height. As I said, the alternator needs to be tested.
08.05.2020 16:08 # 5
okan0665
[QUOTE = koliva] [QUOTE = okan0665]
If you are not using cheap lamps, the alternator can be considered the source of this malfunction. Do your wipers work less quickly than before, maybe you may have noticed. If so, you should make sure that your alternator does not supply too much voltage. I did not pay attention to the wipers in terms of speed, but since I go 5 km dusty road daily, I spray water on the windows for a long time sometimes, for 15-20 seconds without interruption. By the way, could it create a low voltage?
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The lamp does not explode due to the voltage drop. On the contrary, the voltage bursts at height. As I said, the alternator needs to be tested.
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