i've replaced the bulbs AND the fuses a couple of times but my low beam lights would work just if i keep turning the switch on and off and sometimes it would work only one...
i've replaced the bulbs AND the fuses a couple of times but my low beam lights would work just if i keep turning the switch on and off and sometimes it would work only one...
AnonymousMar 18, 2014
I don't have any low beam headlightsI don't have any low beam headlights
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How to Shift my headlight beam from position. from I replace my headlight it's spatting directly on the ground..What can i do to change it from position
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Dennis, Make sure the low beam bulbs are OK, first. if fuses and grounds OK, it will be your multi switch, which you nay be able to disassemble and clean contacts. Low Beams Not Working Resolved
most newer vehicles have individual fuses and or relays that controls each headlight separately, check the fuse panel under the hood, inside the lid there is usually a listing of what the fuses and relays do. look for drivers side low beam and take a look at the fuse, if it blown, try to replace the fuse, but there is usually a reason why it blew in the first place.
How did you test to see if the bulb was still good? ive seen dead bulbs that still look ok, try and plug the bulb from the non working side into the working side and double check.
Test the leads to the bulbs while the low beams are on and then when the brights are on. If you have good bulbs & fuses with no power on low, the problem is most likely the bright/dim switch.
Not exactly sure of the Acura layout, but the covers over the steering shaft should remove with several screws to allow access to the switch (usually the turn signals are also the bright/dim switch) Test the leads out to the headlights from the bright/dim switch, that will tell you if the switch is bad.
Airbags are closely involved with this removal/replacement, it is NOT recommended for a amatuer to undertake.
in this case make sure you have voltage going to the low beam lights. 12 volts. you need a volt meter. if you do not have volatge you have to check and make sure power is going through the fuse. a bad fuse will be broke, but you can have a good fuse with no power going through it. if you have power going through the fuse you have a wiring open somewhere between fuse and whatever is between the headlight connecter.
plz check and get back i will keep checking on here on and off.
If your car is running daytime running light system .. there is a DTR relay that goes defective and needs replacing ... I had the identical problem that was fixed with this replacement. The DTR relay is behind the glovebox.
i've replaced the bulbs AND the fuses a couple of times but my low beam lights would work just if i keep turning the switch on and off and sometimes it would work only one...
I don't have any low beam headlights
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