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When i go down the road with mt 2006 pontiac grand prix at night the low beam go out for a while and the high beams still work . after a while the lowbeam com back on

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Does that car have ground lights or fog lights it may not be your high beams coming on it may be your regular lights do you manually turn your high beams on or do they come on on there own

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