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2007 Buick Lacrosse low beam headlights both went out at once. Doesn't appear to be the bulb. Also checked the fuses under the hood and those both appear OK too.

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The relay under the hood may have gone out. We had the same problem on our 2007 Buick LaCrosse CX. The bulbs were fine, high beams worked, all turn signals and everything except the low beams turned on. Turns out the relay had gone bad.

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  • mochadown Jul 12, 2011

    Which delay was replaced?

  • martinjessic Aug 11, 2011

    Yes! I would like to know, too, as I am having the same problem with my vehicle.

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    pennyworth32 Jul 13, 2012

    I'm having the same problem :( Please which relay????

  • robertbell88
    robertbell88 Jan 17, 2013

    I have the same problem. Was it the Headlamp Driver Module Relay?

  • matcat309 Oct 15, 2014

    It's actually called a "Dim Light Sender". You can get it at a parts store.

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HDM Headlight Delay Module, real common problem, $40.00 at autozone. Original part # 15016745 Autozone #20601. in under the hood.

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Headlamp problems have caused a GM recall for these vehicles.

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