aidendr
SILVER Star
Hello,
I've recently noticed two unplugged wires (pictured below) near my headlights towards the front of the grill where the factory mounts are for spotlights. I am curious if these are indeed spotlight wires, and if so which spot lights would work with the plugs? If not then I am curious what they could be for?
I have also noticed a warning light (pictured below, handbrake pulled to trigger light) comes on temporally when I accelerate and turn but after 2-3 mins of driving it will no longer turn back on when accelerating or turning.
Also my RPM gauge doesn't show the RPM until 3-4mins of driving, its like it needs to "warm up" where it'll get stuck at 2k RPM and then if i accelerate to 3k it will get stuck there until it starts to function as normal after driving for some time. My fuel gauge is also showing incorrectly but I have ordered a new fuel sender and will be replacing it soon. None of my fuses look blown but i lack the proper tool to test them. Any input or help is greatly appreciated. Thank you and have a good one!
I've recently noticed two unplugged wires (pictured below) near my headlights towards the front of the grill where the factory mounts are for spotlights. I am curious if these are indeed spotlight wires, and if so which spot lights would work with the plugs? If not then I am curious what they could be for?
I have also noticed a warning light (pictured below, handbrake pulled to trigger light) comes on temporally when I accelerate and turn but after 2-3 mins of driving it will no longer turn back on when accelerating or turning.
Also my RPM gauge doesn't show the RPM until 3-4mins of driving, its like it needs to "warm up" where it'll get stuck at 2k RPM and then if i accelerate to 3k it will get stuck there until it starts to function as normal after driving for some time. My fuel gauge is also showing incorrectly but I have ordered a new fuel sender and will be replacing it soon. None of my fuses look blown but i lack the proper tool to test them. Any input or help is greatly appreciated. Thank you and have a good one!