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Maggoty | 09:52 Mon 23rd Sep 2013 | Motoring
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OK guys - I know you can't diagnose 'remotely' but just want your opinion on what the prob could possibly be (before I take it into a garage)

I own an old Peugeot 306 (P reg) she's a good little car, never lets me down and is cheap as chips to run.

However....


I have noticed that when I put my lights on I have sidelights and full beam. But when the 'stick' thing is on dipped beam I only have sidelights. Now I know it could possibly be the bulbs but is it likely that they both go at the same time?

At the mo its not a problem as I drive in lit areas and at least the oncoming cars can see me and I can see the road. But I would like sort this before the mornings get darker sooner.

So is it likely to be the bulbs Or a fuse Or (god forbid) and electrical problem?

Cheers guys

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Maggoty, change your dipped beam bulbs, as methyl says maybe you had one bulb go and then the other. If you do change them do not touch the glass part with your fingers.
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Thank you guys - hadn't thought of that. Especially as I rarely drive in the dark.

Thanks guys

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It doesn't matter if you don't drive when it's dark, it is still a legal requirement to have your headlights in full working order. It may be the bulbs, but I think it's more likely to be a fuse or a relay.

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