Location of the headlight relay in the fuse and relay box
Jumper installed in position "IV" in the fuse and relay box if the vehicle is not equipped with a headlight relay
Changes to the way the wiring harness is connected to the fuse and relay box
A - connection (additionally soldered) golden wires, B - connection of an additional brown ground wire, C - connection of the original yellow wire (from the fuse), D - connection to the ground of the brown wire
Since February 1983 (production date code "DC") version cars: basic (Base), L and GL are equipped with a headlight relay, which is located in position "IV" relay in fuse and relay box (see fig. Location of the headlight relay in the fuse and relay box).
If the dipped beam headlights do not turn on correctly in cars manufactured before the introduction of this relay, proceed as follows.
Vehicles with jumper in position "IV" relay in fuse and relay box
1. Check the wiring harness from the low and high beam headlights.
2. If the problem persists, remove the jumper (see fig. Jumper installed in position "IV" in the fuse and relay box if the vehicle is not equipped with a headlight relay) and in position "IV" insert relay (see fig. Location of the headlight relay in the fuse and relay box).
Vehicles without jumper and without relay in position "IV" relay in fuse and relay box
3. Check the wiring harness from the low and high beam headlights.
4. If no fault is identified, disconnect the battery.
5. Move the inner lining on the left side under the front panel.
6. Pull out the plate with the connectors of the fuse and relay box towards the engine compartment.
7. Cut at a distance of about 160 mm the yellow wire coming from the N16 or 17 fuse.
8. solder connector (N A83SX-14489-AA) at the end of the wire coming from fuse number 16 or 17, and insulate this connector.
9. Prepare two pieces of brown and yellow wires with a cross section of 1.5 mm2 and a length of 160 mm.
10. Solder a flat standard pin on the end of the brown wire and a connector (N A83SX-14489-AA) at the other end and isolate them.
11. solder connector (N A83SX-14489-AA) at the end of the yellow wire. Solder the other end of this wire to the end of the yellow wire (remaining after cutting) from the original harness and isolate the connections.
12. Connect the end of the yellow wire from the N16 or 17 fuse to the connector (WITH) (see fig. Changes to the way the wiring harness is connected to the fuse and relay box) in position "IV" relay.
13. Connect additional wires in accordance with fig. Changes in the way the wiring harness is connected to the fuse and relay box - dotted brown (IN) And (D), and yellow at the point (A).
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