Where is the fuse for the headlights on a 2004 Suzuki Forenza

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check fuse first.
the oper . guide tells you where they are. read it.

Check the fuse. at the fuse box

The first thing i would check is the bulbs first, you may just have blown bulbs the next is the fuses, most of these pop the fuse for the headlights when the bulb pops, note theres a fuse for each side. hope this is helpful.

Check the fuse for the headlights, Daytime running lights use a seperate module to turn on and off.

Call the dealer. I had an 05 and the daytime running lights stopped working the my low beams stopped. There was a recall, BUT they never sent out notices. I found out by doing a google search.

I have a 2004 Forenza. Don't know about the washer. The 15A fuse marked "I/P" next to the "Fuel Pump" fuse in the main relay center under the hood disables my trunk release and interior lights.
Found this out because the battery started to drain and die within a week. Several mechanics/electricians looked at it but couldn't figure out why. One pulled out that fuse and now the battery holds up fine. Problem is I don't have the use of the interior lights or trunk release.
Does anyone know what the cause of the battery drain is? Has something ground out? Btw, I got a small shock the last time I played with that fuse. Not sure if that's a sign of anything.

headlight switch

as far as I can tell from all the posts (and i have the headlamp problem w/ my '05) is that there is a well known problem with that, and was also recalled for defective wiring...

You probably need a new combination switch, located in the steering column, integrated into the control lever for lights. Remove airbag (if you have one) and then pull off steering wheel to access switches. We bought ours at you-pull junkyard, but I believe AutoZone also carries them for far less than dealer price.