i have a 2005 buick century and my head lights shut off only when i turn on my brights i checked the fuses but nuthings rong
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Asked by Jade Apr 24, 2012 at 11:07 AM about the 2005 Buick Century Sedan FWD

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Lucas answered 12 years ago

If the fuse is still ok, then check the High Beam Relay, it may have failed causing them to not work. On alot of GM vehicles when you switch from low beams to high beams it shuts off the low beams and only has the high beams on.

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tornadojimbelino answered 11 years ago

Most likely the multi-function switch at the steering column. Rock Auto has them http://www.rockauto.com/?a=G-partdescribe2

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tornadojimbelino answered 11 years ago

Oh and I read your two reviews about the Buick Century. Which is it? A piece of crap or a great car? What kind of drugs you on kid? And that haircut went out in the eighties.

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Jacey answered 6 years ago

I have a 2005 buick century got in fender bender now my hi beams wont shut off took out fuses still wont shut off i have to keep disconnecting battery help plz

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