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I've got a few problems on the passengerside of the car. First, the passengerside mirror goes out when you push up, instead of up. Secondly the highbeam on the litronics stays on all the time. I'm assuming it's the highbeam, it's the non-xenon bulb under the litronics bulb. Finally, when I have the parking lights on, the driverside parking light and the passengerside headlight is on, I'm assuming it's the same bulb as mentioned that stays on all the time.
Any ideas what this is all about? The car has a clear Carfax history.
Thanks,
Nazz
is it still under warranty? if it is I'd just bring it to the dealer to check out. As for the highbeam, does it look like the highbeam? Could be the fog lights.
There is also a parking light in the headlight unit. It is not as bright as the headlight.
It's definately not the fog light, I have the '99 headlights and the foglight is to the inside of the headlight assembly. The car is no longer under warranty '99 with 50k miles on it. I'm assuming it's the highbeam, it's a more yellow light than the litronics. It almost seems as if the wiring is backwards.
I don't want to pay the dealer $98.00 an hour just to swap the wires on it, if it's actually something that simple.
Thanks,
Nazz
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