Toyota Echo No Headlights - Now They Won't Turn Off..?? High Beam Light Always On???
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- Опубликовано: 26 авг 2024
- This one was a bit of a journey!
2000 Toyota Echo came in with the complaint that the headlights wouldn't turn on. Found both of the headlight fuses were missing. Turns out the normal driver of the vehicle pulled them out because they wouldn't turn off! Sure enough, plug the fuses in and lights come on. Hi-beam indicator also comes on. Even with the key out of the ignition!
First step is grab a wiring diagram and develop a game plan. Follow the circuits and eliminate possible causes of why the lights are on until there's only one option left!
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Thank you for detailed in depth explanation. I like to have my amber marker lights instead of white DRL so I drive with one click handbrake applied to kill white DRL lights lol
@Joe Doe Haha, that sure is a simple solution!
How do you fix it???????
Common man your making it very difficult!!!
How about high beams work, low beams do not. Fuse? Maybe?
@grumerguy Most often that's just a case of the low beams burned out. They're on much more than high beams so they burn out faster. If you're in a city then you usually don't notice when the first low beam burns out. Then the second one burns out and it seems like they both went at the same time. If you pop a new bulb in and they're still out then definitely a fuse is the first place to check.
Make a demo in the engine not in a diagram!!!
Make the explanation simple!!!
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