Normally this is just a simple fix of a burned out headlight. If you don't want to spend money at first, try switching the drivers bulb, to the passenger side. If the problem follows the bulb, you know you need a new one.
SOURCE: 99 VW Passat. Low beam headlight not working.
you need to change the bulb an your local parts store will show you how
SOURCE: driver side low headlight beam doesn't recieve power
UNDER THE HOOD ON THE DRIVERS' SIDE YOU WILL SEE THE FUSE BOX. LOOK FOR THE FUSE DIAGRAM UNDER THE FUSEBOX COVER, TO LOCATE THE FUSE FOR THE HEADLIGHTS. SHOULD BE A 10 AMP FUSE. CHANGE IT WILL A GOOD ONE, AND LET IT SHINE. HOPE THIS HELPS. KEEP ME POSTED. THANK YOU FOR AN HONEST RATING AND FOR USING FIX-YA. GOOD LUCK
SOURCE: high beam headlight does not work properly
it more then likey a lose wire or bear one. run the line down. i think that the high beams run on diff. fuses. you can try that!
SOURCE: when low beam headlight is on passenger sign is
Try this to eliminate new bulbs for both sides:
With a partner behind the wheel:
PULL out the bulbs one at a time. Keep them plugged in. While you are holding the bulb - have your partner click and HOLD the High Beam Selection. This causes the Low Beam and High Beam filaments to both go on and stay on.
Check both sides this way.
While the bulbs are out, look at the filaments that did not illuminate. Are they broken, bent, or have indications they are burnt out?
You can also change to bulbs (left to right, right to left) and recheck using the above method of holding the high beam selector and checking the filaments.
SOURCE: passenger headlights only do not operate.
check the bulbs first and also the fuses theres a fuse for each side and for low and high beams, start there, good luck.
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