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Both headlights out. Replaced two relays near battery. Any suggestions? There is a black piece that bolts on the inner fender with about 4 black wires going to it. Is that common ground? Thanks for any help.
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Try replacing the Fusable links on the driver side strut tower, my head lights would go out and my charge light would come on, but I replaced them with cartridge fuses and haven't had a problem.'90 LX -
beat me to it.Comment
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Thanks, but that's not the problem. Got power on both sides. Ran jumper; still no headlights.Comment
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Not to sound like a butt. Did you check bulbs? Might have loose connection.Comment
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I would check/change the fuse link too, and yes, the connector you describe would be the ground connection.
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Where did all these @#*&%$ Toyotas come from around here?Comment
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It may be your light / turn signal switch assembly. I have read that this is a common problem. Post a WTB post for a switch. I am sure someone on here has one.The normal is not always normal... MOST is not ALL... And any job can be hard if you don't have the right tools!!!
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89 L 4spd (Daily Driver(if it isn't broke down)) "Spanky"Comment
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Do you have high beams?
It's a good thing you don't read the stickies, you might of learned something.
Poverty produces creativityComment
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[1] Fusible link
[2] Combination switch
[3] Ground wire
[4] Lamp connectors are they secure? (corrosion)
[5] Wire diagram shows red/black and red/blue.
[6] Wire diagram does not show relay's
Is the high beam warning light working? if so you should have 12v at lamp connectors"all I ask is the chance to prove that money won't make me happy":simon:Comment
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No high or low beams.Comment
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Have you tried replacing the bulbs? If you have power but no light I would suspect the bulbs are blown.Comment
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Have you used an electric arc welder to repair the body? then as horseplay has said "Check the lamps".
The fault with my head lights WAS the fusible link (corrosion)"all I ask is the chance to prove that money won't make me happy":simon:Comment
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