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2001 silverado. My headlights will not come on but all other lights will. all fuses and relays are fine all connections are fine and i replace the headlight switch and multifunction switch. any ideas?

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SOUND LIKE FAULTY DIMMER SWITCH OR BAD DRL RELAY OR HEADLIGHT RELAY.IF ALL IS GOOD.YOU HAVE BAD GROUND TO HEADLIGHTS CIRCUIT.

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