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On some cases there are few hidden clips holding the assembly from under hood,that has to be released to remove headlight .There are few troubleshooting help links showing how to replace car headlights,i suggest you to refer the links to solve these issue.--------Click the link below:------How to Replace a Headlight http://schematicsdiagram.blogspot.com/2011/08/how-to-replace-headlight.html------------How to Replace a Headlight Bulb

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Fuel temperature sensor circuit ( high input) It senses the fuel temperature in tank and sends signal to ECM. I'd check and clean connection first.

And when you checked for codes, as you alwayshave, whenever you had any check lights on, youhave what codes to tell us?

Pull out stereo and check for power at the wiring to the stereo. Most stereo wiring will have one permanent power which powers the stereo's memory, and one power which is switched by the ignition. This is the one which you are checking for. Whilst checking this wiring, also check the back of your stereo for any additional fuses. Many stereos also have one either in the wiring on the back, or plugged into the back of the stereo body itself.