high beams

I have a U.S. 2008 Land Cruiser and the brights aren't working. The blue colored bright indicator on the dash lights up, but no brights come on. I've checked the bulbs and fuses (15a under the hood) and they all look fine. I swapped the relays for "Head HI" and "Head LO". And I'm not seeing...

Have a question - not sure if I'm going crazy but I seem to remember being able to turn the high beams on (and keep them on) when the lights are set to "auto" (not the auto high beam button, but the actual "auto" mode for the headlights) by pushing the stick forward. I had an EC Offroad...

Had an EC Off-road head unit installed so I can access car play and now my high beams won’t stay on unless the lights are turned on. If they are in auto mode the high beams will turn on when I pull the stick back but not when it’s pressed forward. The interior lights for the temperature control...

This was my first attempt at a headlight retrofit. I read several other write-ups on ih8mud as a guide/ confidence booster. The other threads are very informative but didn’t cover the extra work of fitting Morimoto mleds. The mleds have a heat sink/fan making them a longer/chunkier projector so...

I can only find R13 - HEADLIGHT (HEAD) - Does this relay control both low and high beams?

I have an 2009 tundra with standard factory headlights (not auto level) . I just wired it up with a plow and noticed that both low and high beams are coming on together when the high beams are activated. Is this standard? I could pull off the plow wiring to check but hoped someone here might know.

Hello all, I replaced the horn pin the other day in my 1989 BJ74 put it back together and now my high beams don't work. Low beam works fine and all the fuses and bulbs are fine. Just wandering if anyone has had this issue and where I can start? Pic of the very worn pin Thanks

Sorry guys - tried researching on here, but I'm slow like Forrest Gump. Have a 2002 LX470. Stuck an LED in my high beam housing. Think I completely forgot about the whole "you can't use a LED" scenario as the DRL typically uses the halogen high beam at a lower voltage. Was about to leave on a...