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Hi guys,

Just having an issue with a friends R32 GTR osf head light. It turns on for a bit then shuts completley down and stays off until the next day or so, sometimes it doesnt even flicker back on until couple days later. It's definatley not the bulb, fuse or switch as I've checked and replaced them all.

Just wondering if anybody else has had the same issues with these cars...

Any ideas guys?

Thanks in advance!

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I had this issue as well where one headlight didn't want to turn on. Fitted in a relay so the on/off input signals only need to come from one side but it controls both headlights. I suspect my passenger side on/off signal wire had just given up.

Kinda like this:

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