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Car Forum / Driving, Maintenance, Tuning / 4x4 Cars / March 20071988 Toyota Landcruiser - Headlights dead; dashboard bright and both turn signals stay on.
UPDATE Also, I now learn that the power antenna and blower motor died at the same time the lights stopped working. Fuse relay maybe? Hmmmm Hi, I am a visitor to this forum courtesy of a parent who owns a 1988 Landcruiser. The headlights will not come on, and when the switch is turned on, the bright light indicator on the dash comes on (using the headlight switch will not make it go on or off). Also, both turn signals on the dash light up and stay lit. I take this as an indicator or warning. The two 15A fuses on the dash are good. I am thinking maybe the switch on the steering column, but wanted to ask first. I get no lights, dim or bright. Thanks! Jamie All of the fuse links under the hood look good. The green/white wires to each side marker light are now disconnected because the lights fell off. There in one blue/white wire fuse link disconnected by the battery. Not sure where it goes. Until you through in the wrinkle of the power antenna and blower motor, I was going to suggest it was a bad ground at one or both of the headlights. It may still be the case and you have multiple problems, or a bad common ground. > All of the fuse links under the hood look good. The green/white wires > to each side marker light are now disconnected because the lights fell > off. There in one blue/white wire fuse link disconnected by the > battery. Not sure where it goes. > All of the fuse links under the hood look good. The green/white wires > to each side marker light are now disconnected because the lights fell > off. There in one blue/white wire fuse link disconnected by the > battery. Not sure where it goes. When the light fell out, the wire might have shorted which would fry the fuse link wire that protects the headlight harness from fire. The heater blower is likely on this fuse link also. I don't know where the fuse links are on that machine, but normally they are on the positive battery cable end. Mike 86/00 CJ7 Laredo, 33x9.5 BFG Muds, 'glass nose to tail in '00 88 Cherokee 235 BFG AT's Canadian Off Road Trips Photos: Non members can still view! Jan/06 http://www.imagestation.com/album/pictures.html?id=2115147590 (More Off Road album links at bottom of the view page) > All of the fuse links under the hood look good. The green/white wires > to each side marker light are now disconnected because the lights fell > off. There in one blue/white wire fuse link disconnected by the > battery. Not sure where it goes. Fell off? Why? Is this thing a rust bucket or has it been in an accident? The failures you mentioned are generally unrelated unless there are some serious wiring or grounding problems. Time to get out a wiring diagram, a voltmeter and start running down all the involved circuits.  SignaturePaul Hovnanian mailto:Paul@Hovnanian.com ------------------------------------------------------------------ Porsche 928: 0 to c in 2.125 years, 2.435 light-years per mile^3 of gas |
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