Nowhere. The Aspen, like most domestic cars of that era, had the headlights switched directly by the dash-mounted headlight pull switch. The brights were directly wired through the floor-mounted dimmer switch. There is a self-resetting thermal circuit breaker. I think on this car it'd be part of the switch, but if not, it'd plug into the regular fuse box. It'd be a small metal rectangular box that pulls right out. There probably is also a fusible link that comes out of the positive feed on the battery that might be melted.
It is located on the fuse box next to the headlight relay.
where is the headlight relay
Yes
Don't know of a headlight relay but the headlight circuit breaker is located in and part of the headlight switch.
No headlight relay listed. The headlight circuit breaker is integral with the headlight switch.
Where is the headlight relay switch on a 2001 Neon located?
the headlight relay is above the glove compartment. remove the glove compartment , look to the upper right
It is built into the headlight switch.
The headlight relay on a 1989 Toyota pickup is located on the right side of the engine compartment. There is a fuse box on the right-hand side fender wall. The headlight relay is in this fuse box.
the relay ..is located on the fender by the battery
its located on the ground in japan
In a fuse box under hood.