Tribeca high beam lights and blue indicator do not work when I try to turn on the high beams, however, they do work when I pull the lever forward like I want to blink my high beams! HELP

Asked by Optra_788 Feb 04, 2017 at 04:58 PM about the 2006 Subaru Outback

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TheSubaruGuruBoston answered 7 years ago

Hi ATM. Just back from a bucket list trip touring Viet Nam all of February. Escaped parasites and bugs but got nailed by a 14 yr old and his piggy-backed 7 yr old bro on their dad's motorbike at 15mph in the rain; fortunately nothing broken...except the bike. Hope he caught hell.... BTW, I hate 'Beccas. We used to call them flying vaginas because of that hideous grill. Regardless, I'm with you on the combo switch.

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