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> Headlight problem, Relay, maybe?
post Nov 18, 2005 - 10:26 PM
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ok. i came home and i turn off my headlights normally. my sister calls me out telling me i left my headlights on. so i check and yeah, theyre on but the knob thing is turned off, just how i left it. so i pop the hood and you can hear like a "zzzzzzzz" electrical current noise from the fuse box. so i open that, pull the fat brown "HEAD" fuse out and the lights shut off. i know thats normal. lol. but yeah. i put it back in and it automatically turns the headlights on and makes that same noise again in 2 seconds after putting the relay in. do i need a new headlight relay or what? i mean, is this normal and what could have caused this? thanks for the input and help in advance everyone.

o, and i dont believe i've messed with anything that has to do with the low beams. i mean, just replacing the harness because i put wannabe hid bulbs in there so i didnt wnat them to melt, but the harness seems fine


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post Nov 19, 2005 - 1:46 PM
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post Nov 19, 2005 - 3:03 PM
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Are the headlights the only thing to stay on? If so I'd say it's the headlight relay. If your dash lights stay on as well I'd say it's the integration relay. I bet the higher current draw of the HIDs caused the contacts in the relay to fuse together. You may need to wire a relay in place of the stock one to handle the higher current required by your HID ballasts.


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post Nov 19, 2005 - 9:10 PM
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thanks j, ill give it a shot when i get home. any clue on how to get a new relay?


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post Nov 19, 2005 - 10:49 PM
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I'd hit up a junk yard first then try toyota. If it goes out again I'd try and find an upgraded one and wire it in.


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post Nov 20, 2005 - 6:02 PM
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k. thanks. i think i found out what it was. i havent had the plastic pieces that go under and over the steering column because i've been trying to fix my horn and it was raining when i went to my boss' house and i had my windows down and forgot. so it mustve wet comething importnat in there and made the relay act like it was on crack. because i put the relay back in this morning when everything would be dry and it works with no problems. thanks tho.


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post Nov 20, 2005 - 8:21 PM
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QUOTE(JoKeRkId613 @ Nov 20, 2005 - 5:02 PM) [snapback]357607[/snapback]

k. thanks. i think i found out what it was. i havent had the plastic pieces that go under and over the steering column because i've been trying to fix my horn and it was raining when i went to my boss' house and i had my windows down and forgot. so it mustve wet comething importnat in there and made the relay act like it was on crack. because i put the relay back in this morning when everything would be dry and it works with no problems. thanks tho.


Yeah that'll do it to. Glad it's working for you again.


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