2002 Toyota Corolla "headlight relay" Questions

...RELAY. The headlight switch is probably the culprit here, it is a dealership part most likely, also on certain models that incorporate an auto headlight shut off sensor, the shut down timer/sensor ...

...headlight relay.. I just had to push it in and both lights worked fine... There are 2 relays - both under the hood... The first one is located all the way in the front of the car, right by the left ...

...headlight relay. When you turn on the headlights, the headlight switch provides ground to the control coil in the headlight relay and that operates the contacts. The contacts allow power to flow to ...

...headlight relay has burned out. Finding the replacement part is not easy! What concerns me however, is that if i DO replace it, or modify it so i can use any adequately rated relay, will it burn out ...

...headlight switch, relay, 3 terminal connector. Of course the bulbs themselves must be checked. Taillight gone on braking indicates loose ground on the rearlight assembly. A temporary workaround is to ...

both headlights don't work, fuses and bulbs are fine. There is a headlight relay in the fuse box located in the engine compartment, relay is towards firewall.

...work. Everyone told me it was the headlight switch but i replaced it and they still don't work. What else could it be? check the headlight relay or headlight fuse and make sure it is working ...

...is limited, etc. but on vehicles not equipped with this feature the problem could be a stuck relay or relay switch, check the headlight relays to ensure they're working properly. Hope this

headlight fuse in the 1996 toyota corolla. Both my low headlights went out at the same time Hi! Check Under hood, driver side, front side of strut tower, mounted in fuse/relay block. There should be a

...headlight relay check if there is voltage at the relay coil being switched thru. if not the headlight switch could be faulty. get a piece of insulated wire - strip the ends and bypass the relay by ...