I replaced the bulbs and checked the fuses. The drivers side works both low and high beam. The passenger side only the low beam works
SOURCE: 1995 ford explorer
It is most likely the multifunction switch has a bad contact, also pull and check the main hdlight switch for burned connectors.
SOURCE: Drivers side headlight does not work on low beam
You have to trace the wire back to power. You need a volt meter with a continuity tester. Get one that makes a nosie when it makes continuity. You can look on youtube to see how to do this. Good luck.
SOURCE: low beam headlights worked but 1 high beam out so
My mother's car was doing the same thing. The trouble ended up being the electrical connector on the bulb. It was not making contact with the plug. Once I replaced the plug the problem was corrected. The super low lights could have been due to the fact that the other bulb was not on. Try checking the connection and if that is the trouble, replace the plug if possible.
SOURCE: I have a 2005 Ford
AT FUSE TERMINAL #45 TO THE RIGHT OF THE HIGH BEAM RELAY AS YOU ARE LOOKING INTO THE ENGINE COMPARTMENT FROM THE FRONT OF THE VEHICLE. THERE IS A 15 AMP FUSE, PULL IT AND SEE IF IT IS BAD. IF IT IS REPLACE IT. THIS IS THE FUSE FOR THE HIGH BEAM RELAY.
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