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check Low Beams ***HELP***
My alternator died :-( (52K miles on a 02). Took it to the dealership and had them swap out the alternator but the indicator never went away. The dealership didnt check it so I will have to take it back tomorrow. Anyone have any ideas on why or how both lights could have gone out. Could it be a fuse? If so, which one?
Thanks in advance! |
Do the lights actually work. If not then chage bulbs. Could also be a faulty LKM. Dying altenator can produce over voltage.
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both bulbs at the same time? And I checked them, they are both in fine (looking)
What is a LKM? |
Do they light?
LKM - Light Control Module. |
FWIW
I once had an electronic board repair business and did a number of digital dashes and ECus. I fixed an Acura ECU that had burned out components when the alternator fried and started churning out 18V -20 V AC. The vehicle shop were very surprised I could make the ECU "Talk" again. |
nope. only highs and fogs
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Check fuses and bulbs. Both bulbs could have burnt out.
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Ok, I purchased replacement bulbs but they did not work either. Where is the fuse(s) for the lights? Specifically the low beams?
thanks in advance! Joe |
Check:
Fuse 002, Fuse 009, Fuse 105, Fuse 107, Fuse 108. Those are all associated with the modules in the lighting circuit. |
Do you know where those fuses are located?
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