Turning the light switch onto normal light mode gets me headlights and high beam works normally but no tail lights or dash lights. Is it likely to be a fuse fault, the indicator switch or a glitch in the wiring. .Wondering if I can fix it myself or if it's gonna cost me an arm and a leg?
Check your negtive wire from battery to ground ,in other words, to body of vechile.
SOURCE: headlight Problem - 1992 Plymouth Voyager
check and see if the dimmer switch is working, it's most likely stuck. it might also be the headlight relay.
SOURCE: Ford Focus Flight 2005
The main/high beam relay/switch must be stuck on high presuming the high beam stalk selector does not operate. Probably needs replacement.
SOURCE: my 97 taurus has working drl. when I turn the
Sir,
You are suggested to check the fuses of your car this problem usually ocurs because fuse gets fused or say damaged. therefore you can buy new one and replace them with new one's
SOURCE: 1995 chevy suburban headlights won't come on
Common for the wire harness on the switch to go bad. Inspect the wire harness where it clips on to the switch and look for any signs of damage.
The plastic heats up from the current running through the switch and causes it to melt and then you loose connection caused from melted plastic between the contacts from the harness to the switch.
There is a upgrade to the headlight harness which is larger then the ones that came with the Suburban to address this issues. You can get them at the dealer or NAPA i believe.
Good luck and keep us posted. Thank you for using fixya and stay safe.
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