well this is for my little bro car. 93 ex. His passenger side headlights is not working.

-turn signal works
*headlights don't light up even after getting new blub.
-but the driver side lights up fine.

where is the fuse for it?
did he damage the ENTIRE PLUG harness or do you think it's just the headlight fuse

 

ttt comon guys i'm an EF guy...... so i don't know crap about the EK's

 

do the high beams work on that side?

 

Check the fuse. Look in the owners manual for which fuse the headlight is, and pop it out, see if its busted. That will take 2 seconds to find out. If the fuse is alright, the wiring harness might be damaged.

 

try putting the OLD bulb from that sideinto the other side to see if it works. If that works then you KNOW its not thebulb rather the wireing/fuse etc.

 

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Also pulling the fuse is a good idea.

Give people a chance to respond too....damn. You didnt even wait a minute.

 

my plug went out on me before. I had to get a plug of a wrecked Civic to make it work.

 

yup high beam works on both sides

 

hrmmm..... i was gonna say he has the ol civic with a bad ground problem, but you say the high beam works? check the plug for voltage with a digital multimeter. Its definitely not the fuse, as they are both on the same circuit. Definitely check the wires to the plug with a multimeter, if it has voltage, then its the plug.

 

just go buy a new bulb, because the low beam part of your bulb is most likely burnt out. and even if it is, the high beam part will still work.

 

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That's exactly what happened to mine. this is your problem. I had to settle for some "cool blue" crappy headlights since they were sittin around the room... savin up for some silverstars now.

Scott

 

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That's exactly what happened to mine. this is your problem. I had to settle for some "cool blue" crappy headlights since they were sittin around the room... savin up for some silverstars now.

Scott</TD></TR></TABLE>

well my bro did get new light blubs, but it still doesn't work. WTF....

 

very possible to the plug... common problem for Honda

 

Could be the fuses

There are 2 places for your headlight fuses... I believe 1 is in under your dash and the other under the hood.

 

i had a similar problem and it was not the fuse or the light bulb it was the socket, it had melted and the neg. wire came out and i had to replace the harness/socket it was a pain in the ***.

 

theres not a right headlight and left headlight fuse, c'mon people, think before you respond with that stuff.

 

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Exactly what happened to my roomates car. 3 bucks at Autozone.

 

well lucky for my bro it was just the fuse! hahah
thanks guys!