Hello All,

 

The headlights of my pickup won't work anymore.

 

I found a wiring with a relay close to the switches. Could someone help me with the phisical pinout of the switches?

 

Best regards,

 

Cesar

Edited 8 June, 201511 yr by cesarbogota

It would help a lot telling us how the defect started. Did you try anything on electrical installation? Have you shorted something by accident?

 

It is not clear... near what switches you took the photo. I assume you are talking about the group of 4 switches to the right of the steering wheel (see photo). But none of those switches is for the headlights That total mess looks like a **** poor job for the front fog lights. Please confirm.

 

 

Before getting to wiring, did you check fuses 7 and 8? Also relay 1 (bottom left in relays box).

Edited 8 June, 201511 yr by RicardoM

Just in case you need it.

 

Hi Ricardo,

 

Thanks for your answer.

 

The photo shows the 120 and 121 switches.

 

I supposed some one wired the"121" switch, not for turn on the  side ligths (127, 128) , but (instead) for turn on  a relay. The relay turn on the side ligths.

 

So the ligths dont turn on. Could you take a photo of the back of the switches 120 and 121?

 

There are a pinout of those switches?

There are a pinout of those switches?

Sorry I can't help you with that. I am interested too about pinouts of all switches.

Anyways, the green socket in your photo has nothing to do with sidelights switch. The socket should be yellow. See photos.

 

 

 

Thanks Ricardo for your help. I'll check my car.

Good news. I struggled a little and created the drawings you need. Together with the geadlights diagram you'll be able to restore the original wiring. Note: switches can fail too, they are 17 years old...

 

The plugs are seen from the back, as if you are inside the dashboard.

Edited 10 June, 201511 yr by RicardoM

I wish the uk spec ones had there switchs like above

The wiring is the same, only the switches are located on the wrong side

Thanks a lot really, I just will buy a molex-crimper today in order to do a neat work.

 

Also y found this standard  https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/DIN_72552 that explain some numbers from the diagram Ricardo posted on 8/6.