I notice my headlights seem to cut off and on. Mainly the passager side, wut could this be? I tried running lights in the day time while driving and they seem to stay on with no problem, but soon as night time come boom I start to look like a motorcycle coming down the road! So if I decide to try high beems I get nothing.. so if I deside to cut off lights and turn by on then no light but parkinging light will show. What could be goin on

Headlight relay Part# 25230-10Y60 MSRP $45.82

"Classic problem." This relay is located on the driver side firewall (underhood). It is pure H*ll to get out and even more to put back in. It does not look like your standard relay. You will see a black box and you're going to think that's not it but that will be it. You just unscrew the little screw and try and try until you get it out. I had to fashion a clothes hanger to hold both ends so that I push the relay back onto the connections.

i have a 93 j30t. had the same problem. even got as bad as no lights turning turning on at all... ever. popped the black plastic cover off the relay(when i finally got it out). re-soldered all the broken connections on the circuit board. works like a charm and saved 50 bucks

In order to simplify the removal & installation of the headlight relay you must remove the device next to it. To do this simply remove the 3 bolts holding the device which are accessed from the fender well. You need not remove the tire/wheel to do this.

I just pried my relay out with a flathead on the mounting bracket, and didn't bother to mount the new one, its tight enough in there as is, its not going anywhere, but I also know how the wires are connected, and locked, there are 2 sets of wires you have to disconnect, and each one has a lock, you can just push down on the top of the lock and pull up on the relay (trust me, you're not going to hurt anything) and the wires will slide off easily, now for putting it back in, that is a whole other bitch of a task, but after I went through a half hour trying to figure it out, here's what I did, I connected the harness in the back first, then connected then connected the one in the front, then I just let it sit there inbetween the firewall and the a/c line, it doesn't move what so ever.

I owe you guys a HUGE THANK YOU!:D After a few hours I managed to extract the headlight relay, I checked the connections and cleaned and the circut board with some quick dry electrical connector cleaner I had in the garage. I reconnected the harness and lights/camera/action! Both headlights are working three weeks later! I did order the new headlight relay ($49 online) just in case my solution did not work.

A tip about removing the headlight relay: Remove the cruise control actuator located near the driver side firewall. Turn the steering wheel all the way to the right, this will allow you to access the three 12mm bolds that holds the actuator in the driver side fender well. Use some liquid wrench or WD-40 on the nuts. You must remove the cruise control actuator before accessing the headlight relay. Trust me, doing this first would have saved me at least an hour. After removing the actuator, only one screw holds the headlight relay to the driver side fender, mine came out with just a phillips screwdriver and some WD-40. Thanks again! Good luck.

Likely faulty ground. As the circuit heats up, the ground fails. Look for a wire from the headlight to ground (metal) See if it's corroded,loose, worn etc.