[Lucster1000]

My driver side low beam stopped working the other day but both my high beams work. From what I understand it's a single bulb for the head lights so ok not sure how my high beams work but low beam dosnt, does anyone know a fix for this?

[muttsnutts]

(10-16-2013, 09:22 AM)Lucster1000 Wrote: My driver side low beam stopped working the other day but both my high beams work. From what I understand it's a single bulb for the head lights so ok not sure how my high beams work but low beam dosnt, does anyone know a fix for this?

Double filament bulb. Change the bulb first

[Bailey8100]

Just use a test light to examine for power at the connect first then perform back again from there. A "multimeter" can provide outcomes. It reveals power but there is not enough present to mild a light bulb.



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[muttsnutts]

Jeez its not rocket science Just change the bulb

[Lucster1000]

It was just the bulb, I was unaware that a dual filament bulb can burn out like that, it is the first car I have owned with a dual filament headlights. I thought it was my wiring harness I have heard that the low beam wiring can burn out or a bad ground.

[bawxcar]

My 05 was notorious for blowing the low beam, almost kn a monthly basis. Unless I pulled the DRL fuse of course ;-)