Hello Gentlemen, during the past 20 years our family used to have (an still is using) a lot of Nissan (formerly Datsun) cars, especially Bluebird and Primeras, which name ever these cars may have had in America. They had a very simple mechanism to dip the headlights with a step switch on the panel at te left of the stirring wheel. It had 4 steps. The headlight contained only a little motor and a little electronic board with an IC. As far as I could see there was no position feedback. Still this mechanism never failed or went to a wrong position. If someone knew how this works, wouldn't it be an alternative for a tool carousel?
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