How do I wire the low and high beam headlights in a Golf 3 so they work together when the lights are turned on?
To make the low and high beams come on together in a Golf 3, install the special jumper in relay slot 10 between pins 2 and 6 [#16283842][#16284392] This is the setup used with the 2xH1 factory headlamp version, where the road lights already shine together with the low beam [#16294650][#16294657] If you have H4 lamps, do not fit this jumper, because keeping both filaments on for too long can damage the bulb [#16294738]
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I have separate low beam and road lights. Angel eyes golf lamps3. . Added after 2 [minutes]: expensive matter what sensor. to change so that the oil light does not squeak and I do not have oil scum. . and the oil is there. I did not replace the cap on the cap but the sensors, because I know which one and how many bars he has there. . help me because he goes crazy.
To assemble the low and high beam lights in a Golf 3 so that they shine together, a jumper needs to be made in the relay slots, specifically in slot 10 between pins 2 and 6. This modification is safe if done correctly, and there is a special jumper available for this purpose. It's important to note that the Golf 3 can have different headlamp configurations, either H4 or 2xH1. For models with H1 bulbs, both low and high beams can shine simultaneously with the jumper. However, if the vehicle is equipped with H4 lamps, installing the jumper is not recommended as it may damage the bulb due to prolonged use of both filaments. AI summary based on the discussion. May contain errors.
