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Where are the Dipped Headlight Fuses in the Toyota Corolla?

Model: Toyota Corolla MK 3 - Years 2006-2013
Part: Headlight

If the front headlights of your Toyota Corolla suddenly stop working and the bulbs are in good condition, first check the respective fuses, as shown in this video. They are located in the fuse box within the engine bay and are labelled F51 and F52. F51 is for the left side, while F52 is for the right side. If faulty, replace them with spares of the same specifications and always work with the vehicle switched off to avoid damage.

Updated on 1 July 2026 by ScegliAuto

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