Have you checked for voltage at the headlight plug and ground there as well if you don`t have power then it sounds like it is the headlight switch itself,usually if it is a relay one or the other will work but the relay can stop working all together,so keep this in mind,
having a meter then i can assume you know how to use it properly.set meter so it measures 12 volts,turn headlights on,put ground terminal(of meter)on the battery negative terminal and positive terminal(of meter) on each of the connector plug terminals doesn`t matter which, you should see voltage on one terminal,then put high beams on and check again you should have voltage on another terminal(12 volts or battery voltage) at each terminal then if you have voltage at terminals one or the other then the terminal that you didn`t have voltage put the negative terminal of the meter on that location and the other to the battery positive terminal,you should have 12volts showing.you have now checked the wiring from the plug back to the switch,if you don`t have voltage at terminals then you have a bad headlight switch.
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I just want to ask if you got it fixed and what was the solution please had this same thing happen to me today.
I suspect lever used to flip between HO/LO beams is bad (dimmer switch) is bad. Very common problem.
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how would you check for voltage at he headlight plug and ground? I have never done that before, but I do have meter.
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