Buick Lacrosse Low Beam Not Working at Justin Wells blog

Buick Lacrosse Low Beam Not Working. Both headlights go off while driving. The low beam headlights have stopped working. If good, then new ballast is defective. I'm having a problem with my low beam headlights it turns off when i only driving at night. If a connection at the relay that feeds power to the low beams has come loose, then the low beams will stay out. If voltage is present, check the grounds. Headlights will not work in. If 12v present, check for good ground on black wire at the headlamp connector on pin 3. I have a 2006 buick lacrosse, i was told that both headlights went out on the drivers side, low beams and high beams. Switch over to manual headlights eliminating the sensor. With the headlamp switch on, check for battery voltage at the low beam bulb sockets. Though there are other possibilities, this is the most common failure point for low beams not working (high beams working) you can test for. I have tested the headlamp, mini fuse, wire. I thought that maybe the bulbs needed changed (since i usually have to change them every 6 months) but after changing one.

Though there are other possibilities, this is the most common failure point for low beams not working (high beams working) you can test for. If 12v present, check for good ground on black wire at the headlamp connector on pin 3. Switch over to manual headlights eliminating the sensor. I have a 2006 buick lacrosse, i was told that both headlights went out on the drivers side, low beams and high beams. If a connection at the relay that feeds power to the low beams has come loose, then the low beams will stay out. If good, then new ballast is defective. With the headlamp switch on, check for battery voltage at the low beam bulb sockets. If voltage is present, check the grounds. Both headlights go off while driving. I have tested the headlamp, mini fuse, wire.

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Buick Lacrosse Low Beam Not Working Both headlights go off while driving. If good, then new ballast is defective. I thought that maybe the bulbs needed changed (since i usually have to change them every 6 months) but after changing one. Switch over to manual headlights eliminating the sensor. If 12v present, check for good ground on black wire at the headlamp connector on pin 3. I'm having a problem with my low beam headlights it turns off when i only driving at night. Headlights will not work in. The low beam headlights have stopped working. With the headlamp switch on, check for battery voltage at the low beam bulb sockets. If a connection at the relay that feeds power to the low beams has come loose, then the low beams will stay out. I have tested the headlamp, mini fuse, wire. I have a 2006 buick lacrosse, i was told that both headlights went out on the drivers side, low beams and high beams. Though there are other possibilities, this is the most common failure point for low beams not working (high beams working) you can test for. If voltage is present, check the grounds. Both headlights go off while driving.