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Is my CEM bad? V70-XC70 2007

posted by  james_a_sousa on  Tue Aug 7 11:44 CST 2018
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It is difficult for me to understand how ANYTHING in your car can interfere with lighting your headlight by jumper wires - maybe your problem is a ground issue.

Perhaps you should check for connection between your lightbulb socket to ground - disconnect battery to protect your meter.

BTW - have you tried duplicating your tests on the other headlight?

When you performed your tests, was the other side low beam lit?

I am not trying to be snide, just trying to make suggestions that are straightforward.






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