Reach up under neath the fender and you should feel the wires going to the light housing. Just twist the light counter clockwise and it should pull out. The light bulb should pull out. When you have the light out you can see notches and you can see how it twists back in. Good Luck
What year is the vehicle? Did you check the fuse?
A TNS relay is located in the fuse box of a vehicle. It controls the vehicle's turn signal lights, running lights, taillights, and dash lights.
The problem may be the electronic module that controls your daytime running lights. If there is a plug to the module, unplug it and the hi beam lights will work. The Hi Beam light indicator may not work now though until you replace the module.
they are not standard on every vehicle.
Bulbs burned out or fuse and or relay popped
What make/model vehicle?What vehicle?Toyota Rav4 2002
It's the fuse that is in control of the Daytime Running Lights on your vehicle.
turns running lights off and on. the lights around the top of vehicle usually, orange lights. Doug
The daytime running lights on the 2006 Corolla are a safety feature. They are designed to make it easier for other drivers to see the vehicle.
Check the daytime running lights module. This has failed with other manufactures resulting in lights that stay on, or are very dim while the vehicle is running.
They should come on automatically when the vehicle is in operation. If they're not, you might have an electrical problem. If your vehicle is a U.S. vehicle and you want daytime running lights, you must purchase a daytime running lights (drl) module for about $50. and place it in the fuse area off the driver's side dash. Remove the hi beam module and then find someone with a Jeep/Chrysler computer that can flash your computer board and change the country code to Canada and voila, you will have daytime running lights.
Our 04 Envoy had a recall on turn signals and tail-lights, they just had to replace a relay. I would check with your dealer to see if your vehicle has been recalled.