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cheryle 97302 Posted on Nov 13, 2011
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My right head light wont work changed light bulb still wont work

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If not the fuse, inspect all around to see if there is any shorts and or try dome wd-40 on the plug to ensure good contact is made at the receptacle.
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Check right side fuse for right side head lights

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