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2011 Toyota Highlander Base FWD 4dr L4 (Natl)

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October 14, 2008, 11:40 am

Question: both headlights out

Both of my low beam headlights are out. I have replaced the bulbs, and the capacitor with no luck. The fuses are good. Any suggestions as to next steps?

November 8, 2008, 8:24 am

Ken

i have the same problem and cannot find the problem

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November 12, 2008, 7:16 pm

Stan H

JJagain, are you checking the fuses with a test light or with a volt/ohm meter? If so, check for voltage and ground at the capacitor/ballast connector. You mentioned that you replaced the capacitor so I'm assuming that you have High Intensity Discharge headlights. If voltage is not present, with the headlight switch on, and you've replaced bulbs, fuses, and capacitors then I would move onto checking the headlight switch. Please update us when convienent.

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