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Where is the low beam relay in an express bus?

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Old November 9th, 2018, 8:38 AM
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Default Where is the low beam relay in an express bus?

We have a 2010 express bus at our shop. The headlights go on and off randomly. Fuses are fine, switch is fine, we are fairly certain we have a relay problem. We can not find this relay anywhere, the book doesn't show a relay, however the under the hood fuse box shows in a section labeled "Circuit board relay (not shown)" a low beam relay. Does anyone have experience with these and know where the relay is located?
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Click on the link 'GM Upfitter' in my signature. Browse Light Trucks, Look for your Year, Select the Electrical Schematics link for your Van.
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PCB relays are non-replaceable (likely solid state devices), and your problem lies elsewhere. Check for loose connections, broken wires, bad switches etc.
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forward lighting relays are in the UHFB...your problem sounds like a loose ground wire though...there are some just inside the drivers kick panel and then some on both the drivers front frame and drivers side of the engine block..




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