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One headlight is Dim??

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YOUR RESEARCHOne headlight is Dim??

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Replace brakes

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I just replaced the brakes and when looking at the car, one of the headlights was very dim and yellowish...The other one was bright and white...
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Replace brakes

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I just replaced the brakes and when looking at the car, one of the headlights was very dim and yellowish...The other one was bright and white...
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POST 1 / ORIGINAL POSTEROriginal post

Anyone know what the issue might be?? I just replaced the brakes and when looking at the car, one of the headlights was very dim and yellowish...The other one was bright and white... I tried the brights, and its not that one headlight has the bright shinning and the other one doesnt... Can anyone help? -Keith

POST 2Original post

The "dim" light your are seeing is probably the "city light" (wedge bulb) and the low beam bulb is burnt out. Are you sure one of your headlights isn't burnt out?

POST 3 / ORIGINAL POSTEROriginal post

i bet you are 100% correct... I was thinking to myself, there is no way the light can be DIM, it burns out or stays... At least the city light will keep me from being pulled over! thanks! -Keith

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