Problem with my 2002 toyota Solara

check ground(s) usually coming out of the harness trace back from headlight plug (on problem side ) until you find a ground coming out of harness and bolted to sheet metal in engine bay make sure there are no loose,corroded, broken ,or burnt wires

Behind it by head light under hood gotta reach hand in there may have to remove few things to get to it. Need help [email protected] let me know:)

Check the bulb socket.

your lucky ,if they offer that amount take it ,was the car insured ??? know what i mean ------ sorry your car was stolen

Look for a Haynes or Chilton manual at your local parts store. It will walk you through step by step.

flasher reley is pooched
there are 2 of them under the dash
1 for emergency and 1 for turn

Check to see if the radiator fan relay has gone bad and needs to be replaced. Once you located the relay, (in the fuse box under the hood) Try swapping it out with another relay and see if the fans stop, if the fans stop working with the swapped relay, replace the relay. It's know for the relays when they go bad to stick and will have a close loop. Good luck and hope this helps. Keep me posted, be glad to help you get your car running 100% again soon.

The front seatblet retractor springs have weakened. Unfortunatly, there are no "user serviceable parts" on them. They would have to be replaced. How many miles is on it? If you have low mileage, the Toyota Customer Experience Center may provide you some assistance, as the belt replacements are quite expensive. I'd call the CEC and explain your dilemma. Here is the number: 1-800-331-4331

I have a toyota solara 2001 with 180,000 miles and i have spent about $400 on repair since i bought it new. It's the best car ever and beleive it or not, he is right there, but it isn't a piece of plastic, it's a shift lock, which runs about $400 to fix from the dealer. I got my replaced when i broke it trying to park on down hill..