Questions & Answers for: Toyota Celica headlight switch

headlights dont work my headlights wont raise up or com on, the high beams will come on, but wont stay up unless i hold it. If I turn on the lights, the inside shows that they are on but to no avail. ...

headlights come on when switched off I can have all switches off plus ignition and the front lights will come on.I have isolated the switch but it still happens.Am told it may be a relay problem?? ...

...headlight door is down. Turn on lights, and they switch positions. How do I get them so they are BOTH down when off, and up when on? the most common cause of this is the headlight motors are wearing ...

...headlight switch or relay, or shorted wire. I would check the relay first. There is a knob beside the headlights under the hood, fairly good sized, looks like rubber and you can manually turn down ...

...1990 toyota celica. headlight switch not opening one headlight.. If you open the hood and look at the end of the headlight motor there is a knob that you can turn by hand to manualy open the ...

...problem is most likely the headlight switch. Under your clutch there is a switch. That switch might need replacing. The auto parts store calls it a breaklight switch. And no, headlights haveva

headlight switch toyota celica Where is it on a 2000 model. Headlights wont come on, fuses and relay are good, high beams,fog lights, and parking lights work. You have a automatic light control.The ...

...side still no good. I also brought a 3rd fuse into the mix and still no luck. ck connector for bad contact and power, if no power headlight switch may be fault would have to trace system for voltage

...headlight switch to on and it starts but starter motor still engaged. Pulled off aftermkt car alarm but still have same problem. Even when key is not in ignition and the headlight switch is turned on ...

1992 Toyota Celica. When I switch my headlights, the lights work but they keep going up and down repeatedly. Has anyone come across this problem? Question edited for clarity. Question moved from MISC.