04 Pacifica headlights burning out.

Mike Butler

• 6674 Answers
• Posted on Dec 30, 2008

SOURCE: battery goes dead on 2004 pacifica

There is obviously a draw from somewhere, and if your dealer doesn't have a mechanic who knows how to narrow it down to the circuit causing the problem, then I'd question there ability. With that said, when all else fails, you simply remove negative connection off battery first, then positive. Take a 12 volt test light & secure one end to the + clamp or connector, and the other end to the battery+ post. Now connect your negative back up to the battery as it was. If that test light, lights up, there is a draw. It will be brighter, the more draw there is. Your going to have some, just from your radio memory alone, but now comes the fun part. All you do is pull the fuses one at a time, if light goes out, or dim's you've found a draw. When you have a real hard one to narrow down, you make sure you know where they all go back to, whether by your map at fuse box, or your own notes, and you pull them all out, and light should go out for sure, if not, there is another circuit or panel, or relay drawing the current. If it goes out, you start putting them back in one at a time, and when the light comes back on bright, you found the circuit. Mark that one down, pull the fuse back out, light off, now do the rest that you haven't checked yet, just to see if there is more than one draw causing the problem, if there is, mark it down, pull it out & continue on until all done. Now you/they narrowed it down or isolated the circuit causing the problem.

SOURCE: 2004 Maxima driving / fog light bulb replacement

if they are near the bottom of the bumper the only way is take the lower shield off and drop the lt and rt splash shields

mike loshbough

• 1011 Answers
• Posted on Jan 25, 2009

SOURCE: Right side headlight (low beam) dead

clearly volts without amps. pinch wire bad socket or multifunction switch under cover on steering column.

SOURCE: 1992 Subaru Loyale headlight condensation

the only way to get the water out isto drill a hole in the bottom of the headlight assemly. they don't come apart. drill very slowly.

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SOURCE: 99 cutlass supreme headlight bulb replacement

Look at the top of the headlight assembly. There is a plastic panel on top of the assembly that is held in place by two plastic pins. Remove those pins by lifting the center of the pin and then pull out the pin. Remove the panel. Then you will find two small plastic levers that will lift about 1/2 inch. They do not come out but they will release two studs that secure the assembly. After the assembly is released, slide it forward to access the bulbs you need to replace. Installation is the reverse of these procedures.