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Question posted by accounttoyou on July 12th, 2012

Module Part For Front Headlights.

2005 Trailblazer V6 straight, 4 wheel drive, automatic. Need to know the name and part number of the module for the front headlights. My headlights keep going off while driving at night. And I had a new relay installed. And it's not the fuses. Thanks.

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