Low beams I have a 2001 durango--on initial start up the other day both low beams came on for a brief second then went out--I tried to find the right fuse ,if this is the problem, but couldn't find which fuse it is --does anyone have any idea which fuse belongs to the low beam headlights?

Hi Josh,
if you check your owners manual it will show you each fuse and what that fuse powers.But you need to have a test light and check each fuse on each side of that fuse.Or remove the headlight assm and check the plug to the headlight with your test light for power.It may just be the headlight.

Have you checked to see if you have power at the headlight bulbs ? And have you tried replacing one of the bulbs ?

if your vehicle has H4 headlight bulbs fitted you will find that they have both high & low beam filaments in them,what has most likely happened is that the low beam filaments are blown & the bulbs need to be replaced, also you may find that high & low beam circuits are on separate fuses, & also the front markers may have there own fuse check the fuses as well.......hope this helps......cheers.

Check the fuses. If both low-beams went out at exact same time, it is probably the fuse (hopefully not a wiring short).
If they went out with a couple days or weeks of each other, it could just be the bulbs. They typically have very close lifespans and if they were installed at the same time, could burn out near the same time.
If the fuse is good, take the bulbs out. Look for a break in the filament.
Sometimes a fuse can break right at the base and you can't see it and sometimes a bulb can burn out without breaking the filament. If you can't see a break in either, start by replacing the fuse. (You can even take a same sized fuse out of a non-vital electronic (maybe radio, or power windows) and put it in the low beam spot.) If they work, there's the problem. Replace the missing fuse and your good. If not, then replace the bulbs.

Change bulbs. They are probably both burnt out on low. They likely didn't burn out both at once, but you wouldn't notice until the second one went.

Bulbs may be bad. High and low beams are on separate fuses so check fuse.
Lastly test the head light switch.

faulty light switch or light control module

Hello,
From the description it would appear the filaments in both headlamp bulbs have blown/fused so inspection/replacement imminent.
Good luck!
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Check the fuse for the passenger side.It is under the hood. it may not be making good contact. wiggle it a little bit and see if it makes any difference. if not, check where the the ground wires are connected to the chasis. See if thats not the problem.

most likelly you shoul have a universal 5 or 4 leg relay type if you do conect the number 30 straight to a batterie power with an online fuse, then the #87 to the driving lights circuit, then the #86 to straight ground, then the #85 to the low beam circuit, and the leg or contact in the center of relay leave it along dont use it, since that one will be constant power even with everithing off