Originally Posted by 1Putt

Yeah, the relay is about $50, plus minimal labor to install. Thankfully it's one of the items that are separately serviceable and not part of the fuse box itself. However, they did take about 2 hrs to pinpoint the problem, so that'll probably be added on

Originally Posted by Mjsalex350

I'm having a similar problem, do u know the location of the relay that was changed?

Originally Posted by 305Busa

Ok, I had the same issue and I chased gremlins for 2 hours to no avail. Checked my tech manual and it leads to the relay in block 2 which is somehow intergrated and the entire thing has to be changed out. I did something to get it to work and its been working for about 6 months now. By all means, what Im about to say is strictly at your own risk. I will not be held responsible for anything that happens to anyones car.
My solution, both headlights have individual fuses. I simply jumped power from one fuse to the other. Took a small cable, inserted into where the fuse blade goes, reinstalled the fuse and did the same thing into the fuse of the non working light.
I know this isnt the appropriate fix but its a temp fix for anyone just to get by.