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YOUR RESEARCHOne Headlight Dim & One Bright
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Check dim headlight and make sure it's securely in place
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First troubleshooting step: check the dim headlight and make sure it's securely in place.
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I also wont actually touch on all the light subjects but will impart don't touch the bulb and use a clean lint free cloth to install it.
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My ABS & Brake lights are staying on, could this be because of one headlight is bright & one is dim (Parking Lights) & i noticed today that one of my brake lights has a short in the socket, that probably has something to do with the ABS & Brake lights staying on also i'm assuming. Do i have to replace the whole unit or can i fix it another way & how do i fix the front headlight problem. Thanks for any help
First troubleshooting step: check the dim headlight and make sure it's securely in place. Remove it and reinstall it if necessary. It can cause unpredictable things if it's coming loose. If you ignore it long enough and it's loose, it will fly out of your car upon hard braking. Ask me how I know!
Thanks sjfehr, but if i'm not mistaken they are supposed to be dim, i think the one that is bright is the one that needs to be fixed, can anybody tell me for sure. Thanks
I'll be glad to ramble trying to touch every subject that might be needed.
One is dim, other is bright. The blue light on the gauge panel comes on for high beams. If that still lights then makes sure you are off of high beam. Then.......I'm not telling you the simple answer yet hehehehe.....look at them to see if its still that way. Yes if it isn't plugged in good out gret forum contributor above can attest to how there is a danger.
I give up. Your bulb needs to be changed. It is burned out. Yes it looks like the beam is on but it is burned out and you are seeing another bulbs light. Both high and low beam are the same bulb in at least the 1999 model. Plug and play generation to the max with the lights.
Now, no matte what make sure you are certain the module is fastened back into place securely. You have been warned above. I also wont actually touch on all the light subjects but will impart don't touch the bulb and use a clean lint free cloth to install it. Which is high ad low beam? The low beam is the one that is burned out
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