1991 Suzuki Sidekick "headlight problems" Questions

no headligths on lowbeam where do i look to find the problem Look for the headlight relay and make sure it's operating properly. have someone turn the headlights on and off with the engine off. Listen

How to unplug turn signal 0n 1994 Suzuki Sidekick Just replaced entire headlight assembly for 94 Sidekick and now the turn signal works with headlight off but blinks very fast and doesn't work at all ...

...dash lights. '92 Suzuki Sidekick. With the parking lights on, all lights work great. Switch it to headlights and the tail lights and dash lights go out. it could problem with main connector of ...

1998 suzuki side kick headlights dim and flicker turn them on and car quits Actually I just fixed this problem on my car. You need to disconnect the daytime running lights. There is a connection under

driving lights,tack and engine temp guage i have a early 1996 suzuki sidekick 4 door with manual trans.the problem im asking for help with is the tack,daytime headlights and engine temp guage quit ...

highbeam lights very dim my normal headlights work fine, but when I turn on the highbeams, the lights are very dim Check the ground wire from them. It is what causes them to be dim like this. It ...

HEAD LIGHTS KEEP BLOWING I KEEP REPLACING HEADLIGHTS.THE HIGH BEAMS WILL BLOW INSTANTLY,THEN AFTER AWHILE THE LOW BEAMS WILL BLOW OUT.WHY? If it isn't a vibration problem (which light bulb filaments ...

I am trying to locate the headlight fuse in the fuse box on my 1992 bmw 5 series but the sticker was peeled off the fuse box telling me where the headlight fuse was located. Which fuse is the fuse for

Right headlight is brighter than the left headlight My 2005 pontiac sunfire right headlight is brighter than the left headlight is that a electrical problem or a battery problem Probably a bad ground ...

how to change the headlight i'm have problem with my headlight shining how do i take it out Open the hood and look on the back of the headlight fixture for a large plastic nut... This is the retaining