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Apr 1, 2010 - 13 posts - ‎6 authors
My passenger side low beam headlight recently went off on me. ... I've changed the bulb again, and changed the fuse just in case, but .... My driver side headlight wire got loose so when i hit a bump at night if would flicker. ... When you notice one side not working (Low or High beam) it could be the module.
Headlight replacement
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Hi Legalass, Condensation will be caused by water or moisture entering the head light unit. If the lens is cracked or broken or the cover are not correctly fitted that will answer that part of the question. I think for the second part of the question you should take the vehicle and have the voltage regulator output checked. It is possible that the alternator is being allowed to over charge and when it does, it may be blowing the bulbs! Regards John
When looking from the outside of the headlight at the bulb, can you see the bulb clearly?? These lenses are notorious for dulling very badly. If it has you can use a regular headlight 'restoring' kit sold at most auto part locations.
If it is not a lens issue, you may have a wiring/supply issue. Then you would need to find the troublesome wire/connection. I am not the best at wiring issues, but I would try to find a power source wire with the same amperage rating, run a bypass jumper from a known good voltage source and see if the light changes. If no change, your problem may be the harness or plug at the rear of the headlight bulb. Hope I could help GL
Did you check the ground wire for that light? Using your voltmeter, put the positive probe on the battery terminal and your negative lead to the pin/socket that provides ground for the lamp. If you are reading 0 volts, you need to check the ground wire for proper grounding.
bad connections at the headlamp plugs will cause a burnt connector. I would suggest replacing the plugs. Should be able to buy a pigtail plug at the dealer. Then cut old wires off close to the plug. Connect new plug using solder and shrink tubes for a better connection. May sure your headlamp switch is off when doing any of the above. Hope this helps
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