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Neither of my headlights are working, not even the low beams. I can't drive at night safely. The hig
AI Analysis Summary
Both low beam headlights are not functioning, while the high beams are operational. This significantly impacts nighttime driving safety.
Проблемы
Вопросы
5 вопросовDid this problem occur suddenly, or has it been developing over time? (ID: 1685)
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Have you recently had any electrical work done on the vehicle? (ID: 1686)
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Do the dashboard indicator lights for the headlights illuminate when you try to turn them on? (ID: 1687)
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Are there any other electrical components in the vehicle that are not working correctly? (ID: 1688)
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Have you checked the headlight fuses and relays? (ID: 1689)
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Выявленные причины
3 причиныBlown Low Beam Fuses
90%Each low beam circuit typically has its own fuse. If both fuses have blown simultaneously, it would explain why neither low beam is working.
Faulty Headlight Switch or Multi-Function Switch
75%The headlight switch or the multi-function switch (which often controls headlights, turn signals, and wipers) could have an internal fault that prevents power from reaching the low beams, while still allowing power to the high beams.
Wiring Harness Issue
60%There might be a break, short, or corrosion in the wiring harness that specifically feeds power to the low beam filaments, while the high beam wiring remains intact.