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Old 04-23-2007, 01:06 AM
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1977 headlight problem

I have a 77 corvette and after working on brakes took car out for a cruse in evening hours and tried headlights and they won't pop up ? headlights come on but cant get them to pop up. untill the brake problem I had no problem with lights. could this be a fuse prob? or could I have disturbed something else. please help I am new to corvette problems
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Old 04-30-2007, 01:25 PM
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Re: 1977 headlight problem

Hi, I have a 79, but have never had a problem. The headlamp doors are vacuum operated, so check (listen) for vacuum leak near or at the cans located between the lights, and check at firewall where vacuum tubes go through for breakage or pinching. The single vacuum switch below steering column will also force open the doors if pulled down and enough vacuum is present without turning on the headlamp switch. I don't know that you should have disturbed any vacuum lines doing a brake job, but vacuum is key to their proper operation. I don't know what the light switch vacuum switch looks like, but if you can supply a vacuum from other than the engine so you it is quiet enough to hear, you should be able to pinpoint area of leakage. Good luck
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