head lights

Asked by carrjaz2 Dec 12, 2013 at 08:24 PM about the 2004 Chevrolet S-10 LS Crew Cab 4WD

Question type: Maintenance & Repair

my head lights wont turn by the switch nor does my day time running lights work.The only lights that come on are the parking lights.Every now and agian my head lights will come on,but dont stay on.I was told by different ones to add another ground wire.How can I be sure if its my head light sensor or my light switch

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Check the fuses first, but... I have seen the switch short out and melt on more than one S- 10/Blazer.... I would disconnect the battery and using a small flathead screwdriver, or nylon/plastic panel-popper, try to pop the switch out... Most just snap into the dash, but measure twice cut once, know what I mean? So look around it for any hidden screws, clips, etc that may be holding it in. Never *force* anything that's made out of plastic because plastic gets brittle when it gets old and it WILL break.

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it would be like NOT a big deal to change out the headlight relay....if you knew which one that is....look 'pon the drawing on the cover~_____ https://www.google.com/#q=2004+Chevrolet+S-10+headlight+relay

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reliable ground connection is paramount...follow the black 1/0 cable from the battery to the spot where it attaches to the chassis ground...unbolt and wirebrush this spot and the lug too so that a 300 cold cranking amp potential can be realized~

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Got 96 s10 with glass head i want some 99 model in it will them fixed in it

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