Why dont you start by checking the fuses for headlights refer to your owners manual for the location of the fuse box for your car. if the fuses are good then replacing headlight bulbs to both headlight assembly is your next step.If after replacing both headlight bulb you still have the same problem then you might have other electrical issues.
SOURCE: passenger head light
the headlight is not a sealed unit. when you open the hood look down and you can see a connector for the light. it should have a collar that you turn counter clock wise this will allow you to remove the bulb. disconnect the the plug. the replacement bulb installs in reverse order(be careful not to touch the glass part of the bulb with your fingers). hope this helps please rate this solution.......thanks
SOURCE: DRIVERS SIDE HEADLIGHT QUIT WORKING
If you don't have a meter or test light to confirm power, I'd try a new bulb & spray clean socket with electrical cleaner.
SOURCE: head light 2004 Kia Sedona
Its made like a diaper pin. push in and slide it over a lil bit. (kinda hard to explain )
SOURCE: 2004 Optima - drivers door window controls
possibly or faulty switches/ relay/break in wireing/drive motors faulty
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