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Left headlight low beam not (working rest )
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If a change of bulbs does not solve the problem, check the wiring at the connector.
Some the terminal slides back in the connector and it does not make contact with the bulb.
Look at that and put a meter and check for 12v
Some the terminal slides back in the connector and it does not make contact with the bulb.
Look at that and put a meter and check for 12v
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Each low beam has a separate fuse. The headlamps have fuses both in the interior panel and under the hood. Time to look for a blown one. If they're all good, check the wiring.
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each light bulb has two elements and your low could be blown make sure to change it if you havent. or give me your address and i can send you one. i have a couple layin around.
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