Generally if your headlights don't work, and the headlamps are still good themselves, the "Headlamp dimmer switch" is the culprit. It is located under the dash, attached to the left side of the steering column. It has a rod coming from the combination switch going into it.
However, this switch only deals with the low/high beam headlights. If your marker lights are also not working then either the park/tail fuse is blown, and/or your headlamp switch is still faulty and needs to be replaced.
The Haynes manual has a wiring diagram for the entire circuit. I'd recommend picking it up.
The Comanche language has no word meaning ace, either as the playing card or in any other sense.
Either you have one of the bulbs burnt out or the wrong size bulb installed.
either the plains Indians or the Comanche Indians!
usually happens when the headlights are plastic its usually caused by condensation or either a small crack in your head lights as for getting the headlight working check the wiring and fuses or it could possibly just be a bad connection.
When you start the computer you will have the hard disk test the computer to make sure it is working properly so when it is working the way it should, you should be looking at the part of the computer most useful to you (either the desktop when Windows is installed or the DOS prompt if MS DOS is installed)
The are adjustment screws next to the headlight housings. To adjust the headlights either loosen or tight the screws. This will either raise or lower the headlight unit.
they either roast it or boil it over a fire with sticks
I have an '02 impala and I put in silverstar lights because regular halogens just do not seem to be very bright on my car either.
I just had this same problem with my 1998 VW Jetta. My parking brake light came on one day, but only half illuminated. Shortly after my windshield wipers and headlights stopped working. My radio works but the fans don't work either. I just found a thread which seems to point the problem at the ignition switch: http://car.justanswer.com/volkswagen/6uht-1998-volkswagen-jetta-headlights
You probably have either a grounding issue, or insufficient current.
No. Either use your regular headlights since they help other drivers see you. Also, slow down.
Just on the front of your car on either side to help you see in the dark while you are driving!