The problem probably isn't the bulbs, but the electric going to the bulbs. It sounds like you're gonna have to have the electric components troubleshooted.
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Vehicle's that are fitted with two terminal bulb's use two bulbs for dimm and bright.On the vehicle's that use three terminal's one bulb does the work of both. So i dont think it wiil work putting in that type of bulb unless you modify the headlight unit so it can accomidate two headlight bulbs per side.
Most headlight troubles like this end up being a fatigued connection at the switch(the 12V feed to the switch gets hot and gets hi resistance over time).Pull the switch,plug in the connector,turn the switch on,and try flexing the connector to the switch.
You might have a broken or corroded wire and a possible bad headlight switch although it's not for the brake lights there's a cicuit that goes though it that is connected to the tail lights check if they are working as for the brake light switch you changed did you put it in correctly and attach the pin to hold it in position
easy cheesy! Ive changed mine twice. The headlights are small bulbs. Make sure you get the right one (hi-beam vs low-beam). Unplug connector at back of bulb / headlamp unit, remove rubber weather seal (pops right ot). The bulb is held in with a small wire clip that is hard to get back on but can be done. Its spring loaded. Drop wire clip, turn bulb assya 1/4 turn, and it comes right out. Remove bulb from holder and replace. Reverse steps and VOILA!
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