HELP - WARNING LAMP DELAY UNIT

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HELP - WARNING LAMP DELAY UNIT

Postby nitroman » Sun 17.07.2005, 02:09

What does this do & should I be concerned that it is no longer attached to anything? It seems to have naught to do with the operation of the vehicle as far as I have noticed. Everything works fine just as it used to. It is a federal LHD car & this was sitting at my left foot when I got home today. Does this have anything to do with the release of the new Harry Potter book today?

As I am having my back-surgery Tuesday morning that sort of puts a pall on me contorting myself to locate & replace this part just now.

I wanted to attach a picture but the link is down. The part is a red rectangular relay with four plugs, has the Lotus logo on one side and says...
Pt No A-0083
CO89M6330
WARNING LAMP DELAY UNIT
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Postby ESM » Sun 17.07.2005, 08:29

It may be the headlamp pod delay. Its red and located above the driver's footwell. Its the only red relay of the twelve located there.
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Postby nitroman » Mon 18.07.2005, 01:57

I thank you for your feedback. I checked the operation of the headlights & they work flawlessly. Once I can bend like a pretzel again (painlessly) I'll reinstall it.

I've been busy today getting the place clean for the fine young philly arriving tomorrow to care for me all week long. Every cloud has its silver lining, sometimes. :D
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Postby Monty » Mon 18.07.2005, 10:58

Matt,

I think that relay is the delay when u flash u`r head light (Main beam). Do u have to hold the main beam stalk for the pods to come up when flashing or do u just press it once and the pods come up on there own?
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Postby nitroman » Sun 24.07.2005, 03:46

got it!
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