['92 Loyale headlight bulbs burning out quickly]

2 hours ago, naru2 said:

There is high resistance in the circuit.Probably at the plug.

Contrary to what you might think,this can make the current thru the bulb higher than normal.

This happens because the resistance of the bulb itself  changes w/temperature.

Initially,the bulb is cold/low resistance but quickly heats to a higher resistance.

When there is unwanted resistance in the wiring,the bulb heats less(more slowly too)and has less than normal R.

The overall effect is less circuit resistance and too much current thru the bulb.

I would change the plug.

Just ordered a new plug, I'm going to try this first!

['92 Loyale headlight bulbs burning out quickly]

Thank you all for the info!

['92 Loyale headlight bulbs burning out quickly]

The driver's side headlight of my Loyale has gone through three bulbs in less than a year; the last of which lasted only three weeks. The bulbs do not appear damaged after they burn out, and I am careful not to touch the bulbs when installing them. I have not had any issues with the headlight on the passenger side (and that one even has some moisture in it). Any thoughts on why this could be happening? I have not done any voltage testing yet.

Thank you!

[1992 Loyale Speakers]

I forgot to add that sometimes taking a tape in and out of the tape deck will affect the speakers. I'm thinking it would be good to check the wiring from the radio to the door. 

[1992 Loyale Speakers]

The driver-side speaker actually works very well! I haven't bothered to replace it just in case something goes wrong. The wires in the doors was the best thing I could come up with too, especially since the window and seat belt are a bit wonky in that door too. 

[1992 Loyale Speakers]

The speakers in my Loyale occasionally go in-and-out, or give a buzzing noise when sound goes through them;  this all mostly happens on the passenger side. I have noticed that when I press certain buttons in the car, it affects the speakers, sometimes causing them to start working normally. This is what has had an effect: Pressing the 4wd button (not even all the way), adjusting the electric mirrors, raising or lowering the passenger-side window, and opening/shutting the passenger door (it may be the seat belt that does it). I have replaced the speaker in that door, and the problem has not changed. It was working fine for several weeks up until recently. Anybody have any thoughts? Thanks!