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Old 03-22-2006, 08:31 PM
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sleepy eye, trying to fix

so some one tried the sleeply eye look on my 240 that i just got, they cut the brown wire, i fixed that, but the head lights stay all the way up, i can turn them off but they still stay up. i do know the motor will let the go down. is there another wire some one could of cut some where? any ideas what they where up to?

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Re: sleepy eye, trying to fix

Have you tried using the actual dash controls to put the headlights up and down? There are 2 places...
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Re: sleepy eye, trying to fix

yes i have tried that, that is where the brown wire was cut at.
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Re: sleepy eye, trying to fix

Yes i know but did you try the stick also b/c on the third click it will raise the headlights (all the way back to the first click will put them down)
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Re: sleepy eye, trying to fix

yes i tried that as well
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Re: sleepy eye, trying to fix

turn headlights on. flip em up. then double tap the headlight button like a mouse until you get the desired position.
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Re: sleepy eye, trying to fix

no sometimes the wire color is different on the model. My 240 needed the light green wire cut instead of the brown. Try that once.
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