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It is probably a break in the wires. If they are getting little or no current, that is what it is. Hopefully, you can find the break. There is a chance it is the light switch circuit, but I would say a break in the line.
I have a few beetle ( vw and audi too) customers who are regulars for headlamps. I first had this problem on my 96 audi a4 and I came up with a simple solution If you have fog lamps leave them on all the time. my headlamp failures went way down when I did that.
Try this if you have fog lamps, my customers did not have fog lamps so they could not try it.
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First remove the driver's side fog lamp plastic cover out from front bumper. After that you will find torx socket head panel screws from fog lamp. See picture below:
The relay is dead. This is VERY common on these cars. It's built into the hazard switch. Get a new one (inexpensive even at a dealership, but cheaper still at www.ecstuning.com), and replace it and you'll be back in business.
It should say in your owners manual, if you dont have it, you usually change it around 100k. you might also try and call your local audi dealer and they might tell you.
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