1. Toyota Corolla
  2. Problems
  3. 2002
  4. Headlights

2002 Toyota Corolla Headlights Problems

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Owner complaint records in our dataset

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Complaint records

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  • June 17, 2002

    Headlights

    There appear to be a distracting stray of light when i have my headlights on at night. It is even worse when you have the high beams on. Is there anyway toyota dealership can take care of this problem? *tt

    ODI 10016942

  • December 25, 2001

    Headlights

    A beam of light comes from the headlights and shoot upwards, like a spot light . This causes a visibility distraction to the driver, especially when driving in fog or under over head trees. Also, reduces the headlights illumination on the road.*ak

    ODI 10092030

  • November 1, 2001

    Headlights

    Headlights cannot be adjusted, one beam goes up in the air at 70-80 degrees, the other goes straight ahead.*ak

    ODI 8013722

  • September 15, 2001

    Headlights

    Both headlights have stray beams on high beam that project upward at a 45 degree angle. Very distracting when driving in light mist conditions. Dealer has attempted to adjust headlights with no effect on condition.*ak

    ODI 755860

  • September 5, 2001

    Headlights

    Left headlight demonstrates a distinct ray of light emanating up and out approx. 70-80 degrees perpendicular to the front of the vehicle on both high and low beam operation. Dealer attempts to adjust headlights have not rectified problem. The problem is distracting for the driver and may affect oncoming traffic.*ak

    ODI 754012

  • May 1, 2001

    Headlights

    Headlights on the 2002 corolla have been redesigned. They reflect a direct beam straight up. This is very distracting because the beams cross over the wind shield as they point up. This happens when the lights are on high beam. Have no idea how this appears to distant drivers. The engineers need to redo this design. *ak

    ODI 752271