Check repair book but my 89 has circuit breaker in headlight switch. There is ground wire on body in front of battery. Bad ground will cause breaker to activate so unbolt ground and clean connection. Could have bad dimmer switch which is on column under dash and may be hard to remove without lowering column. I unplugged old switch, plugged in new dimmer switch, set it to dim, and wired new switch to column so now only have dim lights as old switch is connected to activator rod which goes to turn signal/dimmer handle.
there is no breaker, u have to replace the fuse
Check the Fuse and/ or relay.
change the bulb and fuse
if you car had automatic headlights.. the kind that pop up when turned on. then there would be a fuse there.
There isn't a fuse, inside the light switch is a circuit breaker. you will find the info in the onwers manual on the page before the fuses, sorry i don't have a page number.
Its located under the dash on the drivers side, where your left foot would be. I think its a Red Fuse.
There isn't one. The headlight switch has a circuit breaker built into it.
In the corolla seca, it is the one in the fuse box located in the engine. There are two, located near the fan. (I just had to change mine)
Most all cars do not have a fuse for the headlights.
blow fuse, bad motor, bad switch or wiring
Amateur with some ideas: 1-could be fuse in box under dash on driver's side 2-my trunk light did the same, traced wire that had worn in a spot from constant opening and shutting - could the headlight wiring have same wear and tear?
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