Am I missing something or is there no high and low beam on the axys?

[dude]

I know there's a switch but seems to be no difference with the high and low beam. Maybe I've got a wire loose?


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[AKFULLTHROTTLE]

I know there's a switch but seems to be no difference with the high and low beam. Maybe I've got a wire loose?


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Tap the throttle while checking, mine with no battery will not go to high beam until the rpm in increased.

 

[dude]

Thanks. I'll give that a try...


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[bootz1981]

Tap the throttle while checking, mine with no battery will not go to high beam until the rpm in increased.

X2 thats exactly it

 

[Devilmanak]

Heh. Gotta save weight by not letting the high light come on. Buy stock up on rails guys, I hear they are a high wear item.......

 

[steepndeep800]

How would you know they are a high wear item????
Are you a doo fan trying to cause problems already

 

[Jaynelson]

How would you know they are a high wear item????
Are you a doo fan trying to cause problems already

Seeing how the thread was about headlights.... Prob a fair assumption

 

[Teth-Air]

I know there's a switch but seems to be no difference with the high and low beam. Maybe I've got a wire loose?


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start your motor first.....just kidding

 

[Jona$]

Mine isn't working either, no loose connections in the bag, the leds work "tested by leading power to it" and revel as high as 4000rpm. And handwarmers etc works.

 

[Indy_500]

Being LED there is a resistor not allowing the high beam to come on until revved up. It says right in the manual...

 

[Jona$]

Yeah and I passed that as I wrote.

 

[Devilmanak]

How would you know they are a high wear item????
Are you a doo fan trying to cause problems already

Because both new Axys sleds that were here last year had bent rails.
How exactly is that post creating problems? I didn't make the rails.
I actually like the new Poo, thinking buying one.
I am far from brand loyal, and I don't make stupid posts like yours.

 

[Devilmanak]

Seeing how the thread was about headlights.... Prob a fair assumption

Making assumptions is a bit silly.
One of my best buds started the post, I pdi-ed his sled for him.

 

[gregt]

My hi-beams and hand warmers dont work either... my sled is in the shop and i should know today or tomorrow what the problem is. Ill update this thread when they call me.

 

[Jaynelson]

Making assumptions is a bit silly.
One of my best buds started the post, I pdi-ed his sled for him.

Cool...Doesn't explain how rails and headlights are connected.

 

[skibreeze]

My hi-beams and hand warmers dont work either... my sled is in the shop and i should know today or tomorrow what the problem is. Ill update this thread when they call me.

this is normal, there is a relay that doesn't allow power to flow to those accessories unless there is enough juice. RPM is needed.

 

[AndrettiDog]

this is normal, there is a relay that doesn't allow power to flow to those accessories unless there is enough juice. RPM is needed.

So in other words, we need to get out of the garage to see if things work right?

 

[Teth-Air]

Hand warmers are the same thing. It is a load shedding thing they talk about in the manual.

 

[steepndeep800]

Because both new Axys sleds that were here last year had bent rails.
How exactly is that post creating problems? I didn't make the rails.
I actually like the new Poo, thinking buying one.
I am far from brand loyal, and I don't make stupid posts like yours.

Ahhh typical internet big guy. Call people post on the computer to try and put them down instead of accepting you trying to start crap. Haha
Who post stuff about rails in a thread about a guy having problems with his headlight? A guy trying to start crap thats who!
If you had something to say about rails here is a novel idea, make your own thread about rails!!!
So far I have not seen them being a issue yet, I've seen a arms but no one complaining of rails yet so...
Back to the subject
Headlight high beams work when they are reved up.