2007 GMC Acadia SLE "2009 low beam lights" Questions

...low beam headlight bulb on a 2009 acadia? ... Remove the 5 screws in the wheel well and pull it down enough to get your hands in to the light housing. Should take longer to remove the screws than ...

...2009 elantra dealer can't find problem. when the low beams quit try switching from high to low and back and see if low beams stay on, if they do it may be the dimmer switch, if that doesn't change ...

2009 headlights low beam will NOT go off after stop (P), even when switch off the engine ,close all door, lights, close the central lock. and you will not hear a sound alarm that some thing goes wrong

...low beam relay but nothing. all turn signals and everything else works. It just seems when trying to use my low beam neither side will come on check that you have power from the light switch to the ...

...2009 mazda 3. Both lowbeam lights quit at the same time. All other lights work fine (fog lights, highbeams, parking lots, etc.) Check the fuses and the light switch. Low beams are on a seperate fuse ...

...low beam lights not working, I would have the headlight switch checked, or check for a bad fuse or possibly a relay if your car has a light relay. Some do and some don't, I am not that familiar with ...

...are they on seperate fuses?? high beams work but low beams don't. I replaced bulbs to no avail. are they on seperate fuses?? Defective headlight relay, Or loose wires going to head

2009 ), I started the car, it was dark out , in a lighted parking lock. High beams only would work , both flash pass mode and on high beams. Turned off ignition and restarted several times, same issue

...2009 impala blows low beam right side every couple week When working is light as bright as the driver side low beam ? Dim ? What's the headlight socket look like ? Burnt ? high resistance ,drawing to ...

...beam light comes on inside on dash. Its easy hookup maybe missing something? This is a conversion kit. yeah, shouldn't be that difficult. red-power, black-ground. unplug them then put everything back ...