Brights won't work, bright indicator won't come on

It could be a blown relay and and some cars the stick breaks where it pushes the buttons to work the relays. Try taking it off the column and see visually if it's physically broke, but I'd replace the relay first in most cases where the fuse is fine.

I don't know the answer but it is many years since it was normal for one light to go out under any circumstances (except direction indicators), therefore I suspect there is a fault.

I suggest you refer to the vehicle handbook for the correct operation of the lights.

its the bulb blown

Check the fuse for low beam, the low beam fuse location is indicated on the inside of the fuse box cover

as positioning the lever in certain positions allows the lights to work then the problem will most likely be in the light switch itself. Replace the light switch unit.

High beam bulbs are separate. Probably need to be changed

if the headlights are on the column, on the turn signal indicator, pull the lever back twards you. If its a button on the dash panel, look right next to it, there should be a high / low selector

could be the switch. did you do anything to the switch when you changedheadlamps? maybe you put the lamp in incorrectly also did the brights work on the lamp that was "burned out"?

the inner lights are the brights but some vehicles also use the bright lamps with low voltage as the daytime running lights