You could easily install a switch with a simple wire to introduce ground to the high beam filaments. It would totally bypass the switch or whatever has broke to cause them to fail.

Done that before. The clicker in the colum is merely giving the high beams ground and removing it from the low.

Well.. When it went out the connector was shot along with the fuse. The low beams are wired to the high beam switch currently, but no other wire burns were visible. I am not proficient with electrical but am gonna jump into it one day. The headlights are something i want working right.

I recently put two Rough Country 6in LEDs on my truck. They put out about 1400 lumens each. I've hidden mine so unless you know where they are or they are on, you won't notice them. I have working high beams and fog lights, but more light is always good. Pics are hard to get because of the mounting location. I'm trying though.

That is interesting. What is that? A 50in bar on a Corolla.

Niiiiice :D Its a 30" curved. Got it off Amazon.

muwahahahahaha ALL THE LIGHT!. dude that looks realyl awesome

Thanks <3 Its quite the nice upgrade^^

I tend to drive on the low beams all the time in my car even though they work perfectly. I blame it on the car I learned to drive in where sometimes the high beams would work and sometimes the headlights would go out completely so I got used to always driving on the low beams.

I usually do as well but running the mountain roads I out drive my lights.

Lol I love my light bar. Badass

Thanks! I have been wanting one for a while now.