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I had the exact same issue, try this 200 1991

posted by  johnboy740 on  Wed Sep 22 00:27 CST 2010
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I could also hear the relay under the hood clicking when I switched from low beams to high beams. I found that the connector to the relay under the hood had come loose just a bit. I click it back together and the low beams came right on. Otherwise, do a search for "low beams". There are a couple of earlier posts that have a great amount of info. One in particular, I think it might have been from Art, gives detailed pictures on how to get to the in dash relay and how to fix it if it is a melted connector. Good luck with it.






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