when i brought my camaro home i noticed that the outer headlights on both sides were unplugged. i plugged them in and now all 4 lights are on when i turn the lights on. this is my 1st 3rd gen so i dont know if that is normal or not. if not does anyone know what might be wrong.

 

 

Make sure the headlights are in the right buckets also - I've seen some folks switch them for whatever reason. The high beam lights should have only 2 prongs, and the go on the inside buckets. The low beams have 3 prongs, and go in the outer buckets.

 

yes the indicator is on all the time and when i try to turn it off nothing happens it doesnt click or anything

 

how would i adjust that

 

Under the lower dash panel (the underneath panel), above the brake pedal, there is the hi/lo switch. When you pull the lever, it actuates a rod in the steering column, that comes down the column and pushes into the end of this switch. Lay the seat back all the way, put feet on headrest and face under brake pedal - look up, move the hi/lo lever, and you'll see the rod moving into/out of the switch. I think it's a 7mm bolthead, loosen it just a tad, and slide the switch up the steering colum just a tad, tighten gently as they strip easily, and retest. When you get it where it's clicking when the rod moves into the switch, then go out and see if the hi beams are coming off and on. If you never get it to click good, then maybe a bad switch. If it clicks good but no headlight hi/lo action outside, then maybe the switch is bad. If you have a tilt wheel, position the wheel where you usually have it to drive BEFORE you adjust the hi/lo switch - often with the tilt wheels we can get them to work when wheel is 'here', but not when wheel is 'there'.

 

ill have to try that i think that the guy i got it from said something about a bad switch