vdubsduncutit

thought it was the bulb, replaced with new, still no low beam. so then cut the old connector off and replaced with a new one still no low beam..
High beams both work, i checked the fuses on the shock tower and they all looked good.

Former User

The low beam fuses are in the dash fuse box.

vdubsduncutit

Alright I got to find a diagram, As my car is missing the fuse panel.. Does anyone have a picture of their plastic piece with what fuses do what?

Former User

You want detailed information but have not mentioned what year Civic you have.

vdubsduncutit

LoL opps.. its a 1998 civic si (canadian) so same as the ex in the states.

Former User

Check 10A fuse #21 under the dash:

vdubsduncutit

I'll head out and check that, also if you happen to know which fuse is for the dash lights that would be great as mine are out and the car is actually misses multiple fuses..

Former User

Dash lights: 7.5A fuse 30

vdubsduncutit

Hmm the 10a for the lights is good not blown tried another 10a there too and still no passanger side low beam, in canada we have driving lights which stay on all the time and that works but when i turn the lights on with the switch the low beam doesnt work.. any other ideas about what it could be ?

vdubsduncutit

the dash lights fuse is blown will pick some up tonight or tomorrow and get that fixed, But if anyone has any ideas about why the passanger low beam wont work let me know please

Former User

The running lights work through the high beam bulb filament. Use a test light to figure out whether fuse 21 gets battery voltage through the combination switch. Click here.