One item to check quickly is the low beam relay to see if it is working. You can swap it out with a new one or take one from another position in the electrical box to test it. The chance that both headlight low beam bulbs have burned out is remote but worth checking. You can test with a volt/ohm meter. If the pin has voltage and the light does not come on it is burned out. The other thing that can cause this is the high low beam switch being broken. Good luck
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