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You need to first establish that you have current to the headlight in question. With it being so flaky in how it is working I would bet that your connector is bad at the light. Grab a meter and see if you are getting your 12 volts to the connection. Cleaning it out may help you for a while.
check for a damaged wire for the low beam. Also wouldn't hurt to check the ground wire as the high beam will try and ground through the low beam but not visa verse
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I also brought for my 1989 BMW, such old model, they had it and it was very good manual. Go ahead, I bet.
Change the bulb. High and low beams are separate bulbs located in the headlight housing. Im not sure on the 07 but the earlier design Yukon (02)you have to pull out a pin located under the hood on the top of the light housing in order to remove it.
maybe a fuse the fuse box is under the drivers side passenger seat . sometimes ive seem them get something spilled on them and i had to wiggle the fuses to clear the corrosion
you should be able to access those bulbs from inside the engine compartment... you will likely have to remove the battery if it's on that side... the connector generally turns about a quarter turn to remove it. do not touch the bulb itself as that will shorten it's lifespan.
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