if the car was involved in a front end collision the bumper guard could have been pushed back enough to block them from going down. My headlights were in such a way they would go up but not down - had to remove the bumper guard and then straighten out the frame a little for em to work
make sure your dimmer switch isn't turned all the way down. Then check the fuses next.
This happened to me also. My problem was the plastic gear inside the motor had broken teeth. I bought brass gears and had both gears replaced. You may have blown a fuse also. The fuses are located under the hood on the drivers side. The owners manel or fuse panel will tell you the location of the fuses.
Set the headlights so that they both should be down. Open the hood, and find the fuses. Pull out the one that is for the headlights(Refer to Owner's Manual if you don't know which one it is). Now behind the headlight that is still up there is a post with a rubber cover. Pull off this cover, and there should be a red knob. This is how to hand crank the headlights. Turn this knob until the headlight is in the down position. Then replace the rubber cover, and the fuse. This is also a good way to free headlights that have frozen in place, if you live in a colder region. (I actually own a 1990, but since the Miata remained virtually unchanged from 1990 to 1997, this should still work.)
Two different circuits, altogether. Could be a faulty switch, short in the wiring, might even just come down to fuses.
The headlights go up and down when you turn the headlights on. If they are not going up or down they may be disconnected from the motor. You would have to take the headlights out to see if they are disconnected or not.
No. He is not a norteno or a sureno, but he is down with both raza's though.
The headlights are: Up, up, down, up, down, down.
Sounds like the motors are not getting power. So try checking the fuses, then the wire and then the switch itself.
there is no fuse for the headlights. Could be many reasons. Start with the fusible links down by the starter.
underneath the steering column should be a knob that goes vertically up and down, if its down then the headlights will stay up by shutting the vacuum and if its up then the headlights will go down automatically when the light knob is pushed in.
2 fuses. Located to the left of the headlight switch. Down by where you turn the key.
Most auto supply stores can help you with a list of the fuses you need. If not, a Chevy dealer will. == == == == == == The fuse box can be pulled down, there is a handle at the back of it, pull forward and down, fuses are marked for what they are.