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yellow3800 : 10 seconds!!!! Is that all?? Mine don't come on for at least a good 3 to 5 minutes!!! (@ -12 below)
I drive 6 to 8 blocks before they come on. You're LUCKY!!!
This will not be a reason to move to Florida!!! LOL!!

Yeah, kind of dumb. Why would the bulbs keep them BOTH from coming on? They aren't wired in series? They both have their own separate circuit. Wired in parallel. You know, when 1 burns out the other still works? And they BOTH work fine in the summer. I've been too busy with other stuff to check for ...

As I have stated before, I changed the switch with no change. I haven't taken the time to check if there are relays on the firewall at the back of the engine compartment that operate the headlights. I'm going to have to get to it soon. It''s getting colder and it's taking longer for them to come on....

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Sorry, nothing fancy on this car like an alarm system. The only thing on this car that sets it apart is the GTZ wheels. Are you referring to the ignition switch or the dimmer switch on the column? Been there, dicked with that. Bandit, Seems ironic I also have a Subaru, but it's a 1970 360 Deluxe. NO...

HID's ? What are those? I suppose I should have said it was an 89 base. No fancy add-ons or custom anything. I have had 14 Berettas and not a one of them had this problem. Most of them were parted or sold. I am down to 3 and this is the only one that has ever done this. I never give it a thought unt...

As the weather gets colder it takes longer for my headlights to come on. When it's below zero it can take up to 3 minutes before they come on after I push the switch. I've replaced the switch, no difference. Is there a relay under the hood that operates the headlights? In the summer they work fine, ...