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pretty bad- Typical Repair Cost:
- $10
- Average Mileage:
- 69,500 miles
- Total Complaints:
- 4 complaints
Most Common Solutions:
- not sure (2 reports)
- fixed it in 10 min with tin foil and screwdriver (1 reports)
- replace the body control module (1 reports)
lights problem
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A D V E R T I S E M E N T S
i'm a young lady with pretty much no knowledge of vehicle repair so pardon my lack of proper terms.....
this one head light problem cost me a $100 fine with 3 days to fix it (not a nice cop to say the the least) after reading about this problem on the internet and seeing the average hefty price tag of repair.....I spent the entire winter not driving past daylight in fear of the $600 ticket she promised me if it wasn't fixed and i was pulled over again.
well it's summer now and i just fixed it with some tinfoil, needle nose pliers and a screw driver. i haven't seen this easy fix ANYWHERE on the internet so i decided to post it. i know i would have liked to find this solution back in dec. so here it is....
disconnect battery ,not sure if you really have to, but the box said to so i did.
the fuse box thing not sure if that's what it's called. it has a plastic cover (that says to disconnect battery before messing with it) it's under the hood to the very right can't miss it. take the plastic cover off.
on the front of that is a smaller silver 5"x1"x4" little box ( I'm just guessing dimensions). unscrew screws and pull that little box off.
on the back of the little box you will see a bunch of little tabs (not the pins above just the tabs on the bottom) that fit into the fusebox thing.
bend all the tabs DOWNWARD a little with the needle nose pliers
stuff a little piece of tinfoil into all the holes in the fusebox that the tabs fit into. i used a tiny flat head screw driver.
screw the little box back onto the fuse box, put the plastic cover back on
reconnect the battery and check if it worked!
if not you could try re bending and more tinfoil? don't know i'm no mechanic obviously but it worked for me the first time and i wanted to share
GOOD LUCK let me know if it worked for you!
- cmerch, Chillack, BC, canada