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Old 11-08-2005, 09:57 AM
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headlights.....not there...:P

Okay, this golf is makin me a little crazy Sometimes when i turn the car on, the headlights come on and sometimes they won't come on. But if they're not on, i can push the key forward a little and they'll click on, sometimes they'll stay on and sometimes they won't it makes for sore fingers if i can't get em to stay on at night if it helps, the car runs fine, but the ac cuts out if the headlights go out. When i mess with key, lights + ac kick back on...........thanks guys.
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replace the ignition switch electrical portion
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