i know its not the bulb i have switch bulbs and try new ones also

the wire got cut someone and when putting it back together it kept slipping and sparking so i though it burnt out the bulb so i try a new one.. nope

then a friend of mine told me the fuse.. but the passenger headlight works..

wouldnt the headlight fuse be for BOTH headlights? someone help!

******* cop gave me a ticket so i need it fix asap!

 

I have a similar problem with my wiring, sometimes 1 headlight will work and the the driverside will be dimmed completely...stupid electrical crap, i hate it. I never found my the real problem either, i just wiggled the wiring around

 

i used to do that but now the wire is totally cut and i put it back together but no light..

 

L & R headlight fuses are separate

 

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Also, I would think it may be a ground.. But there may only be one ground for both headlights, not too sure.

 

My passanger side headlight is like that too, and was fixed once by the dealer when the car was new. It would basically just go in and out...I'd have to wiggle it around until it went on...I just got lazy and put the hi-beam lights into the low beam ones

 

if one side is dim and the other side still works fine try checking the connector right at the bulb. if you have aftermarket high watt. bulbs ive found they burn the one terminal. Anyone know how to get out of this trial user crap. it wont let me post a picture near my name