I have a 2004 honda accord, my drivers side headlight is out, i went to replace the bulb - not the bulb, checked the fuse - not that either ...

Sometimes, Honda's have a fuse for each headlight. I would start with checking those.

bulb look OK,may be wrong way put in pool out check if is stright.

Sounds to me like you need to reset the headlight housings... maybe they are vibrating very badly. ... OR, easy fix, get NEW headlight housings on EBay and install.

Check The Rating Of The Bulb And Type I have Many People That Dont Realise That The Bulbs Are Not The Correct Type!! Drivers Side Works Passenger Does Not.Then Next Question is ( More Info) Are They Halogen Or Led? Or Have They Been modified it Could Be A Balast If So !! But Again More Info Needed !!
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you may have an issue with the bulb socket itself, pull the bulb out and look for corrosion in the socket. If their is corrosion clean it usiing battery terminal cleaner and then coat with bulb grease (both available at any auto parts store. If the Bulb socket is in good condition then it may be the headlight switch itself or the wiring harness to the light.

please re check the bulb and fuse , if good then check wires for damage or burn

Check your headlight fuses...Most Hondas, have two different fuses, one for the left side, and one for the right side...Also double check the bulb you just replaced...Put it on the other side and see if it works..And the one that work put it on the other side to see if it works....But from what you asked, it sounds like the fuse is blown..Goodluck

reasons bulbs keep blowning.your head light bulbs is halogen bulbs.dont touch with bare hands.the oils on your hands will make them over heat and blow.so use clean gloves on your hands when replacing the head light bulbs.if all is good.check alternator out put.it could be overcharging causing too much current flow through electrical circuit blowing out bulbs.use a digital volt meter hook it battery with car running battery voltage should be 13.5 to 14.5 volts. if it is 15 to 16 volts too many volts.alternator is faulty.due to lock out features turn off radio before disconnecting battery cables so you wont lose radio playing code.

You can reach in behind grill to access headlight. THere will be a plastic ring that turns loose, then bulb and socket can turn and pull out.

I had an old honda once and there was a secondary fuse box under the hood near the battery. Black flat cover. Try checking for one of those.