Headlight problems I changed my headlights after they started turning pink. It worked for a moment and now it does not work at all. Even the fog lights went. I have no working lights on my passenger side. The front only the back lights work just fine.

may be a relay or fuse or a faulty switch

Yes, the 2006 has the fog light switch on the headlight switch which is also the turn signal switch, another way is to install a fog light switch, this will not be as the factory setup which works off the headlight switch but will save some money.

Try changing the headlights....some headlight high beams will work even when the low beams dont

I would check the headlight switch. It could be that you are able to turn the running lights on but the headlight position is not working. Using a test light check for power at both sides of the fuse. When using a test light do not just check all fuses as you do not want to use a test light on the air bag fuse(s). If there is no power on both sides of the fuse (and you already check that the fuse is good) then there is a problem somewhere in the electrical. If there is power at both sides, then the next area to check would be the headlight switch. If the vehicle has fog lamps, turn them on then turn the headlights on. The fog lights should come on. If not then you can almost guarantee it's in the switch as it controls both the fog lights and headlights. Pull back on your turn signal switch (or push it forward) to see if the high beems come on. If they do not but the fog lights go out, then it's highly probable that the headlight switch is bad.

Soounds like you have a wire problem. Look under your dash at the headlight switch and the connector for any melting....repair as necessary. Look also around the headlight wiring....sounds like you have a wire that is shorting out.

The relay has nothing to do with the tail lights, but replacing the switch sounds like a good idea. There's a nut holding it in place, see http://www.skandix.de/en/spare-parts/electrics/switches/switch-headlight/1027524/ to get an idea of the construction. And the price. This is not worth fiddling about unreliable workarounds...
In addition, if fuses 15 and/or 16 burn frequently there might be a problem with the tail light cabling.

Good luck
Ingo

Check at the headlight sockets for a bad ground.

It could be the motors that raise up the headlights are dead. Try replacing those and check the connectors to the motors for any damage. Also use a volt meter to see if the motor is getting any power and work from there. I know when mine was starting to go out it made a terrible noise when the headlight came down and then I could not just turn on my fog lights without the headlight coming up on the light with the motor that was going out. Hope this helps you out.

I had that problem, and I thought it was the ground as well, but it turns out the splice in the wire harness sits at the absolute lowest level the bundle could, and it collects water. I opened mine up, and it was completely corroded. It appears there was a recall on this, but if you got yours used, as I did, you wouldn't have been notified.
I fixed that, but my fog lights are out now.