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Originally Posted by WANGCH
thank you very much, but i have removed the bumper and the headlights, but finally i found that this is not a headlight problem, refer to my post, i exchanged the driver side headlight and the passenger side headlight, they all worked well at the passenger side, they all did not work at the driver side, obviously the problem came with the driver side's harness or fuse, i checked the fuses with no. 2 , 9, 61 in the glove box, all the fuses works well.
It really bothered me a lot.
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Well, if you swapped headlights (connected the passenger HL to the driver side) and it didn't work but when you did the opposite (placed the driver HL to passenger side) and it worked .... then it does seem there's a problem in the harness wiring/connector.
I'm assuming EVERYTHING worked on the passenger side (xenon, angel eye, turn, DRL) and NOTHING worked on the driver side (No xenon, no AE, no turn no DRL). If so, then definitely check the connector and the harness for any cut/s breaks etc. Seems like the driver side is not getting any POWER.
I would take it to the dealer or your indy shop if you can't find anything obvious. I don't think there are separate fuses just for the HLs. Check all your fuses anyways.
Did you have any work done recently? Maybe they did something accidentally. Did YOU do any work prior to the failure?
- Jose