Headlight issue

TheUglyHatchling

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Alright so I'm posting this here with digging into my wiring as a last resort option. I'm hoping one of you guys have had this issue and can lend a helping hand.

I have no low beam on the driver side. But I do have my high beams. I have swapped the bulbs out with a set of brand new bulbs and I still have no low beam on the driverside.
I looked around at different fuse panel diagrams(My civic doesn't have the paper that shows what fuse is what) and I replaced the fuse that it showed to be for the driverside headlight and it hasn't changed anything.

As I said I don't want to go digging into my wiring harness(I've already dealt with dealing with wiring harness issues on Hatchling 1.0) so yeah I'm posting here.

I got a idea of what it could be but I want to see if you guys have ever heard of the connector for the bulb just going bad? I know it sounds foolish since my high beams work just fine. But I've seen and heard of wierder things on a honda.

I mainly want to get this fixed so I can reaim my high beams. I've been running only highbeams since I bought the civic but I have them aimmed so far down so I won't blind other drivers as bad its hard for me to see.
 

mhi

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check your headlight terminal socket (which plug into the headlight)...maybe its burned and broke off which is probably the culprit...
 


TheUglyHatchling

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check your headlight terminal socket (which plug into the headlight)...maybe its burned and broke off which is probably the culprit...
That's actually kinda what I was thinking. I just didn't want to start with it and end up feeling foolish.
 

HeX

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Well, at least you're honest about it so you.wouldnt be a fool. That title is more deserving to those who pretend to know and fail miserably at it.

By the way, I have a fuse guide slip I can sell you if you cant find one in a junkyard. PM me an offer if youre interested.
 


Mr.Baker

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That's actually kinda what I was thinking. I just didn't want to start with it and end up feeling foolish.
Yeah but it's an easy enough fix and easy/cheap enough to try out.
Not foolish at all.
When troubleshooting, always start with the small, cheap and foolish stuff first.
Simple fixes are better than major ones.
 


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