Lotus Elite / Eclat / Excel

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Column switch off - Headlamp relay de-energised.

Stalk Flash :
actuates motor, sheet 7
energises HLR wire RW - WB earth.

Supply through to Main Beam Relay pin 30

MBR remains de-energised (column not selected) supplies via closed 87a to wire UW = main beam on

Have a look at sheet 7 for the motors and RCR pin 6 as referred in page 17

Just to confirm,

Your lights DON'T flash when aux on AND flash held on?

or they are but we just can figure where the supply comes from?

Do you have page 17 (not sheet 17) of the section MH notes?

Second attempt -

The Headlight relay is feed from the auxiliary relay (sheet2) with key in auxiliary position

No key turned means no flash

HF - Headlight Full Beam HL - Headlight Low Beam HU - Head Up I see it as when a flash is commanded, the HU line is made to pop the lights with the extra HF link to power the High Beam. However the pop and retract is controlled by relays out side of the on position. Headlamp relay needs to be in Hea...

Hi Dave . I dont have the MA series scanned (yet). I'll look into it.

Think there may be an old thread on it. the actuating pull rod may have snapped or popped out

Neil
Try putting your fog on the small unused slot and the second brake in the Fog position makes a massive brake light.

Dont forget to double the fuse rating if you do on the brake line.

Stu

Sent you a link by pm. see if it works

It is for MF but is technically identical.

Here is a link to a manual rover SD1 mirror which I believe is the source for your car. It is not electric. He also has the other side. They are unicorn poo to find!! https://www.ebay.co.uk/sch/i.html?_from=R40&_trksid=p2505460.m570.l1313&_nkw=rover+sd1+mirror&_sacat=0 Are you sure your door actuato...

I'd go but on late shift this week

Get a replacement . Repairs last as long as a box of quality streets on Christmas day.

Float pillar snapped