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'99 Sienna has no low beams or running lights. Both left and right went out suddenly and at the same time. High Beams work okay. Is this a bad dimmer relay?

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YOU HAVE TO REPLACE DRL RELAY AND THE DIMMER SWITCH IS BAD IF YOU ONLY HIGH BEAMS.

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