93-97 Toyota Corolla Headlight Upgrade // HOW I BUILT MY CUSTOM HEADLIGHTS 

Thanks!

Thank you! I post content about other cars too but the Corolla will never leave the family, so videos on this car ar gonna keep coming! I have a few really good ones already planned for this year. Hopefully I can get to them, they're not gonna be small jobs. Hint hint... Lol

Thanks!

Thank you! They perfrorm very well too!

I might... :)

Maybe. Maybe not. I guess we’ll never know.

Great questions. The short answer is yes to all those. Water will make the bulb blow very fast. The water droplets that get onto the glass bulb will make the glass explode because of the difference in temperature. This is assuming you're running regular halogen bulbs. As for the loose bracket, that can also be a cause but less likely than the water. Shocks and vibrations are somewhat likely to burn a bulb but usually they can hold up pretty well. To fix this I would recommend a whole new headlight assembly, as well as new bulbs.

Yeah, I think you might be right!

@@TheCreateOutdoors I feel like he might be on the TRQ channel, too. But 1A and TRQ aren’t the same companies… so that wouldn’t make any sense.

Ok ok let's calm down people, everything is fine, no need to get all worked up about this topic!

I like every Corolla wagon video that you put out 👍, 🔋 positively !

@@apj341 thank you!

Thanks! Measure the input voltage. Sometimes if it's too low they'll flicker instead of dim. If the voltage is good, I'd say it's a bad part.

It sound like your blower motor is not working. That could be caused by the blower motor going bad, which requires replacing the blower motor, or maybe a fuse popped. That of course would mean there is another underlying issue that caused the fuse to blow. So check the fuse first. If it's good, test for power at the blower motor. Another possibility would be the blower motor resistor that has gone bad. But usually when those go bad it still works on hi, just no other setting. Hope this helps!

@@AutoFixYT yeah it completely does not blow any air and can't hear the fan on but sounds like the ac does engage, I checked the fuses I know of and could find on the internet but I have no repair/owner manual for this 93 Camry le 2.2l 4cyl

@@sppookkyblake9056 if you can't find the fuse just test for power at the main blower motor connection. Use a multimeter. If you get power, it all works and the blower motor is bad. In which case just replace that and problem is solved.

@@AutoFixYT hello so I had bought this car from a friend, it needed a new distributor. Today while driving while it was raining the brake light came on went off came on then the rpms and engine power dropped I revved back up and threw emergency lights on then the brake light went off everything seemed fine then engine light came on and the motor died, it was trying to turn over after I pulled over but would not crank. Didn't have time to mess with it, got picked up for work. Any suggestions? Could the distributor gone bad? The previous owner had overfilled with oil but it was drained and cleaned out

@@AutoFixYT I just put a whole new distributor on about two weeks ago

I don't know anything about the 8th gen Corollas unfortunately...

I can't give you an answer since I can't see the car in person. Diesels vibrate more than gasoline but I assume it's still an abnormal vibration that you're talking about. Make sure it's running smoothly and isn't vibrating due to a poor running engine. You could also have bad engine mounts, could be other things too. Hard to tell from just that much information. But if you can bring it to a shop to diagnose it that would be best.

@@AutoFixYT thank you so much it means Alot 💕

No but this is all custom. So... you could do this to any car.

Stock high beam bulb type and H1 projector bulb