High beam switch

[Graham53]

[quote author=Graham53 link=topic=21701.msg251734#msg251734 date=1486237330]
Could it be that the wire that you found had been chafing wasn't the only one and that somewhere else on the circuit there's also a shorting wire ?? Or it's something on that circuit ,the problem started with the high beam If the output measured was 14.5 volts that would that suggest that the alternator doing its job and you've replaced the battery and reg/rec and if I've understood correctly that the only electrical problem you've had is the high beam then maybe go back to that

The damaged wire was was about 5mm from the headlight push on socket.
Bit baffled as there's nothing near it to rub on it?
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Sorry what I meant was somewhere on the whole full beam circuit , I mean it's not just a wire from the switch to the bulb, could there have been 2 faults on the circuit and you've found 1 hence the problem still exists ,
Ockhams fazer theory ?