I have a '91 Eddie Bauer and I don't know if my answer applies to a 93 model but get an electrician to check your dip/high beam and indicator unit on the steering column. I replaced mine and the problem of no dimmed headlights was fixed. The light switch always seems to run hot with lights on.
Probably a short SOMEWHERE. You have to trace the wires to find it.
i would have the light switch checked to see if it is faulty
It can be the dimmer switch. It needs to be checked out./ A test light will check for voltage.
I would go to the high beam switch next (test not replace)
To travel at the speed of light you would have to BE light so i guess you would became an even brighter light The switch to turn on the lights will work but no light will come on as you are already at that speed
I would start with replacing the head light switch
bad light switch.
This is a wiring issue. If the switch were the issue, the light would not turn on at all. Sounds like something is wired backwards, or there is a cross short. If there is a short to ground, you will be blowing fuses and possibly burning up relays. Consult your vehicle's wiring diagram to ensure the aftermarket headlights are wired correctly.
The car has automatic headlights....they go on and off when it gets light or dark out...they will also stay on for up to 3mins after you shut the car off depending on how the twilight sentenal switch is adjusted. And to take out the headlight switch in the door you have to take apart the door pannel
Yes both headlights can burn out at the same time, I had it happen once, it is rare. If both high and low beams are out, then I would think that it might be the switch. You could get a cheap test light and check the plug to see if there is current to the lights.
It could be a fuse, a relay the switch
its on the left turn signal switch, at the end is the headlights, then one in is the fog lights, you twist it just like you would the headlights
The switch or the relay, check the cheapest, or simplest thing first, which could be the relay, but the symptom points more to the switch.