Night… track… lights went out - Toyota Carina ED, 2.0 liter, 1994

They asked to take me to the dacha. Well time is 9 pm. So I figured it out, I'll take it away, and I'll be back home by 11 o'clock. Friday and tomorrow are not for work and there is nothing to do at home. Go. It turned out that no one knows exactly where we should turn off the highway. The first time we turned off - it turned out to be too much passed. We returned and again turned in the wrong place. Fornication was shorter until almost midnight. I'm tired of all this - he said, there is a desire, stomp on foot, and I'm going home. As a result, we got together and drove home to the hut. Here ahead (we are still on the field road) the cherished track is visible ... and my low and high beam go out. Remaining current tumanki. Well, the first thought is of course fuses. I check - alive. Just in case, I check all the fuses in general - all are normal. And the couple pulled me off to remove the cover on the steering wheel ... and here it is - two pontacts burned out altogether, and two more in a deplorable state. I spent a couple of hours trying to somehow do something so that at least the light was on. If anything happens, it caught fire and immediately went out. Driving on some tumanki is somehow scary. And the road is invisible and there is also a post ahead. As a result, somewhere by half past one in the night, I found which two wires to simply close, so that the neighbor would work. So I got to the city. The next day I took it apart, looked at what could be done - nothing came of it. You can achieve that the near one works, but then the far one does not turn on at all, and if you need to blink, then the near one does not go out and the slightly distant one turns on. Lazha in general. Plus, the right turn sometimes stopped turning on. Collected how it happened and went on analysis. Found a current on Sunday. The turn / light switch dispensed with a live 500ru plug. Only with a new switch, for some reason, sometimes the right turn signal itself stopped turning off when the steering wheel was adjusted. A couple of times I did not notice and drove like Blandinko, frightening people, like I’ll turn it or I don’t turn it :) Well, in general, further foty