Avoid These Mistakes: Removing and Disassembling Can Am Commander High Beam Switch

DIY High Beam Switch Repair Gone WRONG! Can Am Commander 2014 | Troubleshooting & Unexpected Surprises
Join me in this adventure as I tackle the non-functioning high beam switch on my 2014 Can Am Commander. In this detailed tutorial, I show you the step-by-step process of removing the faulty switch, attempting a repair through disassembly, and the unexpected challenges that arise along the way.
Things don't always go as planned in the world of DIY, and this repair is no exception. Watch as I encounter hurdles, including unintended damage to the LED bulbs inside the switch. Despite the setbacks, persistence pays off, and I eventually manage to get the high beam switch working again.
This video serves as a real-life troubleshooting guide, providing insights into the repair process, even when faced with unforeseen obstacles. Whether you're a fellow Can Am Commander owner or just a fan of DIY repair adventures, this video has something for everyone.
Remember, DIY repairs can be unpredictable, and sometimes mistakes happen. Learn from my experience and gain valuable insights into troubleshooting and repairing electronic components. If you've faced similar challenges or have suggestions, share your thoughts in the comments below.
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[@tuckerandi]

You just took me back nearly 40 years to my Electronic Tech class on college, fortunately I could follow a little better now lol. I should get my son who just graduated Electrical Engineering to get some good hands on troubleshooting techniques lol. I am enjoying the videos keep um coming and Happy New Year

[@NorthernHomeGarage]

Thank you sir. It was mistake after mistake on this one. I hope you and your family have a wonderful New Year as well.

[@CedarAshCanvas]

Do you really think the switch is passing the full current for the headlights ie: no relay? If so you could add a couple of relays to reduce the voltage going through the switch contacts, to reduce arcing and get brighter lights? Happy New Year!

[@NorthernHomeGarage]

No I don’t believe it is after I recorded the video I found the relay for the headlamps. It’s strange that the contact burn with so little current passing through. Time will tell. Happy New Year to and the family sir.