Searched with no Resolution: Headlight Issue
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Searched with no Resolution: Headlight Issue
Ok I dug up some searched posts but they were all entries about interior and break lights, etc. not coming on. For me everything else works besides the headlights. When I turn the **** for the headlights there is no response, when I press the button to raise up the lights without it being on it comes up. The interior lights come on and the break lights all work. I checked out the fuse box and found no luck with fuses that related to lights. What could this be? I drove up to my friends house yesterday and this happened all of a sudden... Help?
Just to be exact: I checked the fuse box located near the air intake box,
I also installed a new head unit and speakers few days ago and grounded the unit to where my shifter bolt was. Could this be part of the reason?
Just to be exact: I checked the fuse box located near the air intake box,
I also installed a new head unit and speakers few days ago and grounded the unit to where my shifter bolt was. Could this be part of the reason?
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Originally Posted by FDjunkie
Did you try both high and low beams?
Any chance that this could be one of the relay issues?
Last edited by SWAT81; 08-28-04 at 10:12 PM.
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Originally Posted by Zyon13B
What about the fuses in the inside of the car?
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Originally Posted by Zyon13B
Just check them all. If that doesn't work, maybe take off the column cover and check the wires there.
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I had a real frustrating problem with my headlights going nuts all the time. Turned out to be a corroded retractor relay. The retractors have a fuse in the main fuse group- the last one on the small box that connects to the positive battery terminal. The relay is up in the front in the long relay box that mounts on the cross member, passenger side, right in front of the stock air box. Try checking the relay for damage or corrosion. You may have more than one problem that's making a diagnosis harder to conclude.
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Originally Posted by MakoDHardie
I had a real frustrating problem with my headlights going nuts all the time. Turned out to be a corroded retractor relay. The retractors have a fuse in the main fuse group- the last one on the small box that connects to the positive battery terminal. The relay is up in the front in the long relay box that mounts on the cross member, passenger side, right in front of the stock air box. Try checking the relay for damage or corrosion. You may have more than one problem that's making a diagnosis harder to conclude.
Where is the retractor relay??? I dont have the factory manuel to find this out since I'm far up iun Jersey, Sparta. Anyone live around here to help out possibly? Been stuck up here for 2 days now.
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Originally Posted by MakoDHardie
I had a real frustrating problem with my headlights going nuts all the time. Turned out to be a corroded retractor relay. The retractors have a fuse in the main fuse group- the last one on the small box that connects to the positive battery terminal. The relay is up in the front in the long relay box that mounts on the cross member, passenger side, right in front of the stock air box. Try checking the relay for damage or corrosion. You may have more than one problem that's making a diagnosis harder to conclude.
Jeff
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Ok despite the efforts of all the noted relays and fuses there was no corrosion to be foudn anywhere. I'm not sure of what to do anymore... Anyone else have any other ideas? I had to make a rod to fit on my blinker so I can drive down from upstate with my high beams on. How is it that my high beams come on but I cannot turn on my regular lights??? Could it be that my switch is broken?
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TurboJeff,
I need a little more clarity on this relay you're talking about. Is it the rectanglar relay box on the driver's side between the strut tower and battery? Swat, have you fixed this issue yet?
~Mike
I need a little more clarity on this relay you're talking about. Is it the rectanglar relay box on the driver's side between the strut tower and battery? Swat, have you fixed this issue yet?
~Mike
Last edited by BFGRX7; 09-22-04 at 06:19 PM.
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Originally Posted by SWAT81
no one knows?
1) Fuse at the throttle body side
2) The headlight switch inside the steering column had short and no electricity could go through.
I changed both. Problem solved