This is a tough one, just pull the turn signal lever towards you until you hear a "click", now don't yank it out of the housing, pull it again to switch back to low, if you have a tilt wheel lower it a notch because in some cars it, (the hi-low beam) won't pull far enough to switch with the wheel up all the way. jr
Dimmer switch controls the selection of either Hi-Beam or Low-Beam headlights
Turn signal bar?
You don't. Why would you want to. You repair what is broken.
Usually it will be either the dimmer switch or a connecter if the low beam works and highs don't.
The 1994 Chevrolet S10 has different headlight configurations. See related link below for variations. If sealed beam bulbs; H4666. If halogen; 9006 low-beam & 9005 high-beam.
u have to take the hole thing apart to get to a small screw to take the switch out
More than likely it'll be a bottom on the floor board that you push with your foot. 3rd-party edit: the high beam switch is on the wiper arm. Pull it towards the driver to activate/de-activate.l
Drop the column down, & the rod that goes from the directional, has a push button switch on it. Click your directional on & off for your hi-beam lights & you'll see which one is working on the rod. It will go in & out, It's near the ignition switch.
The high beam switch is on the reverse of the turn signal switch arm
apparently the dimmer switch is bad in the steering column.
The high beam switch is on the blinker. You either flick it back towards you or push it away from you.
what about the low beam?