Ouch. So that's what they charged you to put it in, or are you just telling us the regular price?
If so what did they actually charge you. It's seeming more and more likely this is my issue as well...
Did you ever get this figured out?
I was chilling at a red light last thursday and the same thing happened to me.
The brake pedal started to sink and I started moving forward. I had to push the pedal almost all the way to the floor before it stopped. I almost hit the guy in front of me. I put...
Does your connector only have 2 wires running to it as well?
I've already purchased the new sockets, but I have to go back to the dealer anyways to buy a battery tie down.
Went to the dealer and the parts guy didn't seem to know much.
The guy in the original thread said he just replaced the socket and that fixed it. I'm hoping that will fix it for me too and it's not the cause(having the wrong socket).
So I posted this before: How do I know if I have DRLs? pictures are about halfway down the page.
We came to the conclusion that my 4runner has DRLs, now I'm not so sure.
The socket like you guys said seems to be a DRL socket, and it has 3 prongs on the non-bulb side, but the actual connector...
Awwww man. I hope I don't have that problem. I was hoping it was just the water filled housing but seeing as how both sides are out, it might be the same issue you had. Then again most lights in front aren't working.
The 3rd brake light is also out. Luckily everything in the tail lights is...
Yes it is.
I took that picture earlier, I'm not home now, but when I get home I'll take a pic of the actual socket.
Now you guys have me wanting to run home just to take a pic and upload it lol. :D
I am currently in the process of replacing the headlights, turn signal assemblies and fog light assemblies on a 4runner I just bought.
I've located the headlight and fog light assemblies. However when I look to order the turn signal assembly it has 2 options. One "With DRL" and the other...