Problems with headlights
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Staging Lane
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From: Sullivan Missouri
Problems with headlights Okay so i put all new leds in the dash, HVAC, and headlight switch. Well ever since then when i turn on my headlights only my running lights come on along with dash lights and what not, No headlights though. Well my headlights will come on if i turn on my fog light switch but fogs do not come on, and i cannot switch from high beams to low beams, could this be a relay somewhere or what? Im lost guy help me out!!! Thanks in advance!!
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Staging Lane
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From: Sullivan Missouri
Yeah it sounds normal. The high beam light stays on but has even before there problem started. It gets brights when I click on the high beamd but they don't change. Low beams still stay on.
What... did you do to put a LED in the headlight switch? (I didn't think that there was a bulb in the thing. Maybe mine is burned out?)
A wiring issue at that switch could cause all of these problems.
A wiring issue at that switch could cause all of these problems.
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Staging Lane
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From: Sullivan Missouri
Yes I did change a bulb in there. Mine was burnt out also lol. The only thing that makes me thinks it has nothing to do with that switch is because I can unplug it and turn on the car and the automatic headlights come on but just running lights. No actual headlights, even with that switch unplugged. Thanks for all the help btw!
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The DRL module (which also controls the automatic headlights) gets power from the fusible link under the hood through the headlight switch. It is not dependent on the switch being functional but it is dependent on the switch being plugged in. Power comes in on the red wire at pin J and is passed back out through the red wire at pin G to the DRL module. That's why you would have no headlights with the switch unplugged.
