Head lights burning out - 2001 Hyundai Tiburon

Most likely the high beam filament is burnt out on your left light, and the low beam filament is burnt out on your right light. My first recommendation would be to purchase a couple of headlamp bulbs, install them and see how they work, then post back if you are still having an issue

I have changed the head lights in are Equinox several times. They work great for some time I would say after 4 mouths 1 will burn out . The low beam. I will change both lights. again not touching the leans putting them in with a clean rag.work great then in about 3 mouths the other side low beam will burn out. Again taking both out. I bought the best you can buy lights put them in September. 1 day the 1 burned out the next day the other side burned out low beam. So on March 3,I put in 2 new one's. again crossing my fingers. I'm almost redy to go to the dealer on this one. any idea's. Need help with my 2007 Equinox in Pa. Thanks Roger

have you check to see if the bulbs are burned out many never knew the first one was out till there both burned out there are fuses in the under hood fuse box

open the hood; the bulb is screwed into the back of the headlight assy

It does not have a fuse for the head lights,either the head light switch is bad,or the head light relay,or the bulbs have burned out,check the voltage at the head lamps.

Check the head light switch for out put voltage to the head lights,and also check for input to the head lights,most likely will find a burned out fusible link.The fusible link is a wire,that will burn out,if it is compromised ,in other words,if it is not tight,or to much voltage,or bad connection.Also a short will do this,it is located ,on the positive battery cable attached to the starter with the large cable,or it is attached where the positive cable is joined at a junction,most likely a stud,and could have a red plastic cap on it.

The vehicle should not have to be running for head lights to burn.If high beams work,then the low beam head lights could be burned out,even though they light up with high beams.The dimmer switch,can be the problem if the head lights only work on high beam.

i think that u have problem with your valves, go to mechanic and ask to thighten tham

most likely it is indeed a fuse problem...they will be located under the steering column.

just did 06 open hood look at top of light  should be 2 L shaped pins turn  and lift out whole light will lift out then change bulb no tools needed 06