2004 Infiniti QX56 "loose headlamp" Questions

...loose connections or exposed wiring. Water may enter exposed wires causing it to fail. Check also the rubber seals. It may have corroded due to heat. See if you can have silicon seal any opening on ...

...headlamp housing is loose after what you have all ready done i think you will find the culpuit quick,TIP,if you find the housing loose try using cable ties they work a treat without haveing to use ...

...loose some where where do i start looking switch is replaced did nothing I'd check the headlamp relay in the under hood fuse / relay box to start . The relay is energized by the BCM - body control ...

...make sure that they are not split and check for a bad earth also check the plug ends for damage or loose ...

...loose can you tell me how to remove it thanks Hi Lowgate, you need to remove the front bumper for a start. Then the headlamp can easily be removed by removing the 4 10mm bolts that secure it. Also ...

...loose dash lights , marker lights and tail lights (the only thing you have is the headlamps). Could it be the relay for the driving lights causing the problem with the rest of the lights or is it the ...

...headlamp unit. NOTE: Once the crossmember is loose, take care not to scratch the fenders. Maneuver the headlamp unit to remove from behind fascia. Gentle prying of fascia may be needed to clear it ...

Loose or corroded connections Headlamp relay (if equipped) DRL relay #2 (if equipped) DRL jumper (if equipped) RAP module (if equipped) Light sensor amplifier (if equipped) Headlamp bulb Which are out

...TO START usually due to high resistance causing high voltage. Check voltage at headlamp. should be between 12 & 14 volts. check headlamp grounds. if loose or corroded, it will cause high current

headlamp loose Headlamp loose on drivers side. seems to go in and out when driving. the light still works but is very dim. Have plugged the wires in, but they loosen right away. Is it the headlamp ...