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Anonymous Posted on Sep 16, 2011

2005 mazda 6 V-6 3.0 dohc ... low beams and fogs dont work. High beams work. checked fuses and all is well. new silverstar headlights put in about a month ago. Light symbols are registering inside car( fog light, low beam, and high beam indicators turn on and off with switch ( Properly working inside)).

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Hi try checking the relays the 1 for the low beam may be faulty

  • Anonymous Sep 16, 2011

    Any way to check the relays without a mult imeter? If not would somewhere like Walmart carry them?

  • david thompson Sep 16, 2011

    you could try swapping around with hi beam 1 check numbers 2 make sure thay are the same also check connections r same but becareful u dont end up with 2 blown relays not sure about walmart possibly have 2b a autoparts store good luck

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