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smudger
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| Maver wrote: | ................oh and then search my mirrors for the P2 with no light on  |
Can you see that far back in your mirrors 
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Thermal Mick
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I've read your posts and given them considerable thought,going back and forth to my scoot to check and have come to this conclusion.THERE ARE 3 POSITIONS ON THE F'KIN SWITCH.Thank you.  |
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Maver
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Location: naaaaaarfolk we drive tractors and talk loike PIRATES
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| Posted: Sat Jan 10, 2009 9:59 pm Post subject: |
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yep, you're right 
"HI" "LOW" & "FECKED"
seriously, if there were 3 positions why does it only show symbols for 2? surely if there was an off position there would be a symbol for it 
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smudger
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| Thermal Mick wrote: | | I've read your posts and given them considerable thought,going back and forth to my scoot to check and have come to this conclusion.THERE ARE 3 POSITIONS ON THE F'KIN SWITCH. |
I disagree, especially as Cheeky confirms they are 2 position switches
| Thermal Mick wrote: | | Thank you. |
Your welcome
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CheekyThomas
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It's 100% definately only a 2 position switch... The headlight must always be on when the engine is running, the switch purely controls if it's high beam or low beam!
Sounds like a lot of you have dead and dying switches. |
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Thermal Mick
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| Posted: Sun Jan 11, 2009 3:23 pm Post subject: |
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Guess I'm just lucky.I've used the switch nearly every day since I got my scoot in Aug.Allways return the switch to the far right position before I turn off the engine.I put down the need to press it a bit harder to being a safety feature,so when I fumble between Hi and Lo beams in the dark I don't suddenly go onto the pilot.  Almost think it was designed to do it,but what do I know.  |
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rainham boy
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Location: on the road to nowhere
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don't use the switch that much as its always on full beam so it may last a bit longer
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