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checked voltage at socket once with a power probe hooked to the battery and the second time i checked it was with a volt meter using the sockets ground terminal.
Do you know where I should check for the voltage problem and do you know where the voltage steps down at? I looked at some of the TM's schematics and wasn't quite sure how to read them I guess, thanks.
I'm pretty sure the headlight is burned out I have new 12 volt headlights i cant find 24 volt to fit but i thought this truck only had 24 volts for starting and the rest of the truck was 12 volts. Sorry I should have mentioned that in the first post. So I'm not sure if I should keep pursuing 24...
All lights work except the headlights no high beams or low beams. I checked the voltage at the plug and I'm getting about 24 volts. New to the cucv m1009 never had a military truck before and I'm not sure what i should check first any help would be great, thanks
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