Passenger side bulb out, but high beam works
#1
Passenger side bulb out, but high beam works
So last night we got three feet of snow. When I turned my car on to warm it up, I noticed my passenger side bulb wasn't working... However, when I unlock the car with the fob, and also when I turn in the high beams, the bulb works. Just the regular low beam on that bulb is not working.
I can't replace the bulb with all this snow on the ground, so I unfortunately made an appointment with the dealership tomorrow morning... I'm hoping it's just the bulb. I did just replace the drivers side about a month or so ago.
Any insight to what else it could be?
I can't replace the bulb with all this snow on the ground, so I unfortunately made an appointment with the dealership tomorrow morning... I'm hoping it's just the bulb. I did just replace the drivers side about a month or so ago.
Any insight to what else it could be?
#2
When you unlock the car with the fob, it's the high beams that flash.
Most probably cause is the low beam is burn out, and might well be an example of why it is best to replace both bulbs when that other one burn out a month or so ago.
Other possible causes - bad connection at headlight, wiring problems etc..
Most probably cause is the low beam is burn out, and might well be an example of why it is best to replace both bulbs when that other one burn out a month or so ago.
Other possible causes - bad connection at headlight, wiring problems etc..
#3
When you unlock the car with the fob, it's the high beams that flash.
Most probably cause is the low beam is burn out, and might well be an example of why it is best to replace both bulbs when that other one burn out a month or so ago.
Other possible causes - bad connection at headlight, wiring problems etc..
Most probably cause is the low beam is burn out, and might well be an example of why it is best to replace both bulbs when that other one burn out a month or so ago.
Other possible causes - bad connection at headlight, wiring problems etc..
#4
Yeah that problem with the red o-ring sticking in the receptacle is a problem a few owners have encountered. And being where it is located behind that shield, it's a bit difficult to lay eyes on the situation.
#6
Yep, always replace the headlight bulbs in pairs, they get lonesome and burn out in pairs , oh and their sold in pairs.
I believe we've all changed just one and seen, that wasn't a great idea!
The weather is turning, its going warm up and melt next week!
I believe we've all changed just one and seen, that wasn't a great idea!
The weather is turning, its going warm up and melt next week!
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