This is the second time i had this problem can't keep putting new bulbs in
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Since you have high beams then there is nothing wrong with your fuses. There's no such thing as a fuse for the low beams and a separate one for the high beams. I would check out the headlight connector itself for corrosion or a ground problem.
Hi David. Actually a lot of foreign cars use separate fuses for hi and low. In this case, I found the owner's manual and flipped to the fuse page to discover the layout. That doesn't mean a fuse is the problem, but it was the question the customer asked. If they find the fuses are good, then they can ask the next question...
Thank you JEFF
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Testimonial: "Thank you very much JEFF I will check this out in the morning Can you tell where it is located please"
The fuse box is on the driver's side in front of the strut tower. The low beam fuse is at the outside end closest to the fender.
thank you again JEFF
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SOURCE: Adjusting the low beam headlight
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
SOURCE: low beam not working
check the low beam relay in the engine compartment fuse panel near the battery
SOURCE: high beams dont work
Could be that your high beam light's are burnt out and need to be replaced. When you say the the switch is new you mean the lever on the stearing collum is new right?? Good luck
SOURCE: 1999 Hyundai Elantra - Occasionally (always at the
that is correct, the multifunction switch on the steering column is the problem on this car.
SOURCE: no low beams bulbs are ok fuses look good
There may be a relay that operates the low beam lights, check the owners manual to see if there is a relay, you should be able to hear it go "click" if there is one.
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