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Main/dipped beams

Main/dipped beams

Lamps



1. Check that fuses 6-9 in the front main fuse box in the engine bay are intact and live. If they are not, proceed to point 4.

2. Check that the bulbs are OK and that they are supplied with 12 V, as follows:


• between connector pin 2 and a good grounding point for dipped beam.

• between connector pin 1 and a good grounding point for main beam.

• Also check that the resistance across connector pin 4 and a good grounding point is < 1 ohm.

3. If the power supply does not reach pin 1 or pin 2, check the wiring between the fuse and the lamp for breaks/shorting.


4. Plug in the scan tool and select "READ FAULT CODES" from the menu. If any trouble codes are present, continue on .



Filament monitor



1. Select "ACTIVATE RELAY" and then "HEADLAMPS" or "HIGH BEAM". The lights should be activated when the ignition switch is "ON".

If this is the case, proceed to point 1 on the next page.

2. If it is not, unplug the filament monitor and check that 12 V is supplied to the relay holder's:


• pin 56A for main beam

• pin 56B for dipped beam

If no power supply is present, proceed to point 1 on the next page.

3. Also check the grounding by taking a resistance reading across pin 31 and a good grounding point. Resistansen ska vara < 1 Ohm.


4. If the power supply as in point 2 is OK, connect jumper leads to check the filament monitor.


• Connect a jumper lead between 56A and 56AL (left-hand) and also between 56A and 56AR (right-hand) to check the main beam.


Important

To enable the main beam to be checked, the dipswitch must be set for main beam.


• Connect a jumper lead between 56B and 56BL (left-hand) and also between 56B and 56BR (right-hand) to check the dipped beam.

If the main and dipped beams now work OK, the fault is in the filament monitor. Change the filament monitor.


Dipped beam



1. Check whether 12 V is present on headlamp relay connector pin 87 in the relay holder.

If 12 V is present, connect a jumper lead between connector pins 30 and 87 and activate the headlamps.

If the headlamps work, the fault is in the relay. Change the relay.

2. If this does not work, check whether 12 V is present on pin 30 of the dipswitch relay connector when the headlamps are activated.


If there is no voltage, check the wiring between the relays for breaks/shorting.

3. Check whether 12 V is present on pin 56B of the filament monitor connector when the headlamps are activated.



If not, check the wiring between pin 87A of the dipswitch relay connector and pin 56B of the filament monitor connector for breaks/shorting.




Main beam



1. Connect a jumper lead between pins 30 and 87 of the dipswitch relay connector and check whether the headlamps light up on main beam.

If the headlamps work, the fault is in the relay. Change the relay.

2. If they do not, check whether 12 V is present on pin 56A of the filament monitor connector when the headlamps are activated on main beam. (The jumper lead should still be connected as in point 1 above.)


3. If not, check the wiring between pin 87 of the dipswitch relay connector and pin 56A of the filament monitor connector for breaks/shorting.






Dipswitch




1. Check the dipswitch by selecting "READ SWITCHES" from the menu and then "DIPSWITCH".

Alternate between dipped and main beam. The scan tool display should read "HIGH BEAM" (the dipswitch must be held in continuously for the scan tool to display "HIGH BEAM") or "LOW BEAM".

2. If it does not, check the dipswitch by connecting a jumper lead between pins 1 and 5 of the headlamp flasher connector. If the headlamps are activated on main beam, the fault is in the dipswitch. Change the dipswitch.


3. Check whether the headlamps work by connecting a jumper lead between pins 5 and 6 of the dipswitch connector.


(We check the headlamps in Limp-Home mode.)

4. Connect a BOB and check the lead between ICE module pin 30 and dipswitch connector pin 6 for breaks/shorting.


5. If the headlamp flasher does not work in point 2, check the lead between dipswitch connector pin 1 and filament monitor connector pin 56A.


6. If the fault persists after the above checks have been carried out, continue fault diagnosis as described on .


Lights switch




1. Check the lights switch by selecting "READ SWITCHES" from the menu and then "LIGHTS SWITCH".

Turn the lights switch from position 0 to position 2. The display should then show:

"POS. 0"

"POS. 1"

"POS. 2"

2. If it does not, check the lights switch by measuring the resistance:


• across pins 2 and 5 with the lights switch in position 0.

• across pins 1 and 4 with the lights switch in position 2.

If the instrument shows a resistance of < 1 ohm, the lights switch is OK.

3. Connect a BOB and check the lead for breaks/shorting as follows:


• between pin 40 of the ICE module connector and pin 4 of the lights switch connector.

• between pin 63 of the ICE module connector and pin 5 of the lights switch connector.