> My headlight dimmer switch stopped working. If I pull on the switch to
> go to high beams, the lights will go high until I let go of the
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> --Jim
> > My headlight dimmer switch stopped working. If I pull on the switch to
> > go to high beams, the lights will go high until I let go of the
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> -Fred W
I have not tried the different positions, just after dark when they
come on automatically. I will try the other positions and see if that
works.
Thanks,
--Jim
> > My headlight dimmer switch stopped working. If I pull on the switch to
> > go to high beams, the lights will go high until I let go of the
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> -Fred W
Well, you are right. when I turn the switch to the right so the
headlights are on during daytime, the highbeams work just fine. But
when the switch all the way to the left and the headlights come on
automatically when it's dark, the dimmer switch does not work. It did
when I first got the car, but suddenly just stopped. Could it be the
red relay? Do you know how could I check it?
--Jim
Fred W - 16 Aug 2007 22:32 GMT
>>>My headlight dimmer switch stopped working. If I pull on the switch to
>>>go to high beams, the lights will go high until I let go of the
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> --Jim
Sorry, no I don't. In some earlier models, with the switch fully CCW
the lights were in DRL mode. But those cars didn't have auto-magic
headlights, and so we had to twist the switch to the ful CW position for
real headlights.
The nice thing about SAABs has been that, for a long time, when left in
the full CW position the headlights douse when the car is turned off via
the ignition key. I have gotten in the habit of just leaving them full
CW and running headlamps on during the day.

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-Fred W
Spike9458 - 17 Aug 2007 16:49 GMT
> >>>My headlight dimmer switch stopped working. If I pull on the switch to
> >>>go to high beams, the lights will go high until I let go of the
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Okay, thanks. I am new to the world of SAAB's and am learning as I go.
Much to my chagrin, the Saab repair manual I thought I would pick up
does not exist as near as I can tell. Chilton's and Haynes do not make
one ... know of anyone that does????
Thanks, --Jim
still me - 18 Aug 2007 15:45 GMT
>Okay, thanks. I am new to the world of SAAB's and am learning as I go.
>Much to my chagrin, the Saab repair manual I thought I would pick up
>does not exist as near as I can tell. Chilton's and Haynes do not make
>one ... know of anyone that does????
>
>Thanks, --Jim
You might want to check Euro sources for the manuals. For example,
Haynes produces manuals for the NG900 in Europe but they are not
formally imported to the USA (but you can still order them from some
suppliers).
Amazon might be a place to start. Also check eeuroparts.com and do
some web searching. I can send you a slew of links to Saab related
parts sites but you'd have to filter through them on your own.