hi guys need some help all of a sudden last night both headlights stopped workin i still have sidelights, fog and high beam just both driving lights gone together all fuses are ok and bulbs are gone which leads me to think its the relay i just dont know where it is can anyone help with this one cheers

hi guys anyone know where they headlight relay is as i am strugglin to find it and gettin desperate as i do a lot of night driving cheers in advance

hi guys anyone know where they headlight relay is as i am strugglin to find it and gettin desperate as i do a lot of night driving cheers in advance

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Dip beam relay is #5 on this diagram for the 98 versions..
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hi didnt mean to do that i am on my phone was a mistake wont let me open that link on my phone do you know where its located and what it looks like cheers

From the diagram, it appears to be a seperate small square relay to the left of the main fuse/relay box.

The wiring diagram shows it in it's own seperate relay connector block with 4 wires: Red, Black, Grey/Red and Blue/Red.

the main relay box bein below steerin column or behind glove box ?

i have just located that relay under steering column wit that colour wires and that is the relay which controls full beam which is working fine i changed it to be sure but still no headlights cheers

anyone know which is the dipped driving beam relay as even garage couldn't tell me which it was really gettin desperate cheers guys

i have now been told that there is no relay for the side lights or dipped beam so looks like the switch second set of switches for mine bq indicators went b4 oh well nice job lol hopefully that will sort

Just trawled through the wiring diagrams again and the relay I described above is the only one I can find that's shown as a dipped beam relay. It's described in several places on the wiring diagrams and component location diagrams as a dipped beam relay

The diagrams don't show a relay for the main beams. It was common practice for Fiats of that era not to have a main beam relay but rely solely on the switch.