LOW BEAM HEADLIGHTS DON'T WORK BUT HIGH BEAMS DO
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SOURCE: Headlights don't work
Try replacing the bulbs in the sealed beam. Bulb #9007, do both. Lift lid, disconnect electrical wires, unlock o ring, pull out bulb. Replace bulb and reverse the order
SOURCE: headlights
they are not on any fuse, headlights are never fused, they have what is called an intermittent circuit breaker built into the main light switch.
SOURCE: No headlights, they work if I hold the high beam/wiper arm back
If you have an AUTO off/on/delay this could be malfunctioning, you may also need a need headlight switch however, First check your low beam halogen bulbs if they are bad replace BOTH at the same time they tend to fail at a similar time and this is the least costly repair NOTE wen changing these do not touch bulb with bare hand as oils from your skin can cause the to heat unevenly and explode inside your headlight assembly Use rubber gloves most Parts stores have these available for this reason
SOURCE: what does the fuse diagram look like for a 1988
Headlights typically do not use fuses, but rather circuit breakers. That makes the lights function longer than fuses.
Have you checked to be sure that both low beams are not burned out? It is a common problem, if you do not notice the first light burned out.
If yours are a halogen style DO NOT TOUCH THE GLASS with your fingers. Oils from your fingers will alter the glass, and it will burn out prematurely. No Touchie, and if so, clean with alcohol and swab. Costs less too, as bulbs last much longer.
SOURCE: Headlights do not work
It cost me just under $700.00 to have a dealership replace the headlight control module.
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