2010 hyundai elantra headlights electrical problem

My personal experience the headlights burn out frequently because it's a Hyundai. I have a 2005 Elantra (105K) and a 2007 Santa Fe (135K), and I have replaced headlights in both of those cars more than all of the 20+ other cars I have owned in my lifetime. I never touch a new bulb when replacing them, the sockets are all fine, they're just Hyundais and electric/wiring reliability is not in their capabilities. I keep a spare set of headlights in each of the cars. It's so bad that the cashier at the parts store asked me about 5 years ago if I had a Hyundai. She had the same problem with her Elantra.

Open the hood, and see it from the corner, is easy to replace.

There is a fuse box to the left of the steering wheel. The little compartment that opens up there can be totally removed to reveal the fuses. There is a fuse diagram on the back of the compartment. There should be a spare fuse for each amp level used and a plastic tool to remove or replace fuses with.
There is another fuse box under the hood on the same side as the battery and driver side headlight.

try using led lights because of there lower usage of power.

Your car is equipped with headlight unitsthat house the headlight bulbs, which illuminate the road during dark drivinghours or bad weather conditions. You just need screwdriver and replacementheadlight to do this job. This is how to do it First you Open the hood of the Elantra and locate the damagedheadlight unit. Look for a metal band that secures the unit in place. Removethe screws surrounding the metal band using a flat-head screwdriver. The bandwill pop off as the screws are removed. Remove the band completely by slidingit off of the headlight unit. 2nd, Remove the headlight unit by pulling it out ofposition. Disconnect the electrical connector, located on the back of the unit. 3rd , Insert the replacement unit into place and attachthe electrical connector. Place the metal band around the unit and secure theband by replacing each screw. Use the flathead screwdriver to tighten eachscrew. Repeat this process for the opposite headlight unit, if necessary. Closethe hood of the Hyundai Elantra.

did you get your headlight switch checked.

check for any circuit brakers near the fuse box, if theres any of them reset them by introducing a paperclip in the small hole and press, you will hear a click.

You shouldn't need to.  If you pop your hood open, you can unplu the headlight hardness from the bulbs.  Then you should be able to turn the bulb assembly about a 1/4 to 1/2 turn and they will come right out.

yes , you need to remove the headlight cover from the back after u move the bulb conector then there is a holder for the bulb u need to push down then move.
i hope it help ,,,, thanx

its all the same the headlight is a complete unit you adjust both/ look for screws behind the headlight one each side one is for horizontal annd the other is for vertical Please rate my response thank you very much