headlights not working
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headlights not working
hey guys my headlights dont turn on,so right now im driving with the lower ones on the grill,i already changed the headlight switch, i dont think the lights can be burned out,they both just stopped working outa nowhere. Is there a fuse or relay i can look at?
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Re: headlights not working
First, check the high beam lights.
If they work, the low beams are probably burnt out.
If they don't work, the problem may be with the fusible link #2. That is one of the fusible links at the power terminal next to the battery on the fender well. You can try wiggling them around while the light switch is on and may find out which one feeds the lights that way. It may flicker the lights on and off when you move the right one. Fusible links must be replaced and can be found at most auto parts stores. You need to buy a a matching size.
http://shbox.com/1/fusible.jpg
If they work, the low beams are probably burnt out.
If they don't work, the problem may be with the fusible link #2. That is one of the fusible links at the power terminal next to the battery on the fender well. You can try wiggling them around while the light switch is on and may find out which one feeds the lights that way. It may flicker the lights on and off when you move the right one. Fusible links must be replaced and can be found at most auto parts stores. You need to buy a a matching size.
http://shbox.com/1/fusible.jpg
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Re: headlights not working
First, check the high beam lights.
If they work, the low beams are probably burnt out.
If they don't work, the problem may be with the fusible link #2. That is one of the fusible links at the power terminal next to the battery on the fender well. You can try wiggling them around while the light switch is on and may find out which one feeds the lights that way. It may flicker the lights on and off when you move the right one. Fusible links must be replaced and can be found at most auto parts stores. You need to buy a a matching size.
http://shbox.com/1/fusible.jpg
If they work, the low beams are probably burnt out.
If they don't work, the problem may be with the fusible link #2. That is one of the fusible links at the power terminal next to the battery on the fender well. You can try wiggling them around while the light switch is on and may find out which one feeds the lights that way. It may flicker the lights on and off when you move the right one. Fusible links must be replaced and can be found at most auto parts stores. You need to buy a a matching size.
http://shbox.com/1/fusible.jpg
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