Any time you have no power to the headlamps I would concentrate on a bad battery cable or ground cable or battery connection. It works now once in a while, but if you don't get it taken care of, it will soon fail totally. Trace and clean all connections starting from the battery back thru all connections and DON'T skip any that "look good".
Headlight adapter will depend on what type of aftermarket headlights you currently have. Many aftermarket headlights come with plug and play adapter. Meaning they will directly bolt onto your stock adapter. Sometimes, it is just cheaper to get another set of aftermarket headlights than looking for a rare adapter, which can be expensive and time consuming. Check out the headlights here, they all come with plug and play adapter.
Relays are right behind the left side headlights - under the hood. I am looking for answer on nthe ECM myself...
try looking in the trunk for the battery that's where BMW puts then sometimes. look behind the side panels or under trunk floor
Besure battery is full charged.(turn on headlights and look at them,they should be bright looking).If battery is cahrged,check main fues box under the hood.Look startre relay fuse.Should the fuze be o.k. then the next possible thing is the started. Lets back up a bit. While you are looking at the battery,remove the cables that connect to the battery and give then a cleaning.Reguardless. Some preventive maintenence never hurts with battery cables. Good luck
It is under the hood near the battery in the fuse box. The cover of the box tells you what number fuse you are looking for.
If you're talking about a battery... The + is positive, sometimes red, and connects to something with power such as your alternator. The - is negative, sometimes black, and connects to the ground such as the block or chassis.
If your looking down at your headlights there will be a a screw on the bottom left of the headlight. It should be a 4mm. Counter clockwise will lower them and clockwise with raise them
Check the ignition switch and the fusable link. Other than that, I can't think of anything without looking at it.
they are photocells....they adjust the headlights from daytime lights to headlights when it gets dark out and vise-versa
47 or 48 series is the battery you need
I was looking at the 1996 Mercury Grand Marquis Owner Guide and it shows that you can change each of the ( 4 light bulbs for the 2 low beam and the 2 high beam headlights ) ( the low beam headlights take bulb # 9006 ) ( the high beam headlights take bulb # 9005 )
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