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Old 05-27-2005, 06:08 AM
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Headlight Woes

My highbeams are staying on when the car is on and off. I had to pull the bulbs. The highbeam indicator light is doing the same thing. Is there a fuse or relay I can pull/change to fix this and where might it be?
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Re: Headlight Woes

Try checking the fuse on the panel and see if the switch is sticking.
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Re: Headlight Woes

Do you know where the fuse might be located? The panel doesn't indicate a fuse for the headlights. The switch dooesn't appear to be sticking because the low beams go on & off when you flick the indicator arm. I've read threads on the LCM but I don't know where to find it.
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