Headlight, off, not burnt out
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Headlight, off, not burnt out
Hey guys. Long time lurker here but I don’t post much.
My my passenger side headlight I thought was burnt out. Bought one at O’R, $100, and proceeded to change it out. Bottom line is that the original is not burnt out.
I have not done a search yet on this site as I am running out the door. If any one can please give me ideas, I would greatly appreciate the help.
Thanks
David
2008 G37S 105,000
My my passenger side headlight I thought was burnt out. Bought one at O’R, $100, and proceeded to change it out. Bottom line is that the original is not burnt out.
I have not done a search yet on this site as I am running out the door. If any one can please give me ideas, I would greatly appreciate the help.
Thanks
David
2008 G37S 105,000
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You should probably start off by checking your fuses. If its blown fuse you might be able to get away with just swapping it, but there's a good chance there's another problem that made the fuse blow. If your fuses look good, grab a multimeter, unplug the bulb and check if it gets voltage with the headlights on.
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You should probably start off by checking your fuses. If its blown fuse you might be able to get away with just swapping it, but there's a good chance there's another problem that made the fuse blow. If your fuses look good, grab a multimeter, unplug the bulb and check if it gets voltage with the headlights on.
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You should probably start off by checking your fuses. If its blown fuse you might be able to get away with just swapping it, but there's a good chance there's another problem that made the fuse blow. If your fuses look good, grab a multimeter, unplug the bulb and check if it gets voltage with the headlights on.
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david
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more than likely the high voltage ballast is burnt out. i would check the wiring connections first, if the wiring is good then you would need to replace that ballast. i don't believe the ballast is sold individually so you may need to replace the entire headlamp.
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