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01-02-03, 10:45 AM

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toyota 92 paseo headlamps go out

Doea anybody have any ideas on why my headlamps would go out after about 30 minites driving ...please Help I would love to get this problem fixed.. and save my self the embassment of flashing people to get out the way!!

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01-02-03, 11:49 AM

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I'm guessing a relay or switch is opening when it gets hot. Try the relay first, then followed by the switch. Posting this in automotive would probably yield better answers.

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01-02-03, 11:52 AM

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sounds good .. but were do i find that

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01-02-03, 12:27 PM

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Again, post this in the automotive forum. Make sure you follow the "guidelines" posted by Joe_F. A Chilton's book should have enough information for you to find the light relays.

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01-02-03, 01:53 PM

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YOUR HEADLIGHT RELAY SHOULD BE LOCATED IN THE FUSE PANEL, ALSO IN YOUR OWNERS MANUAL WILL BE A DIAGRAM GIVING THE LOCATION ON THAT RELAY.

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