Thanks for the answer, Jonah. Do you know how i can change them myself and what i would need to buy? Also do i need to change my low beam head lights? i thought this whole issue may be a bad circuit or something. What are your thoughts? Thanks again JamesThanks for the answer, Jonah. Do you know how i can change them myself and what i would need to buy?
Also do i need to change my low beam head lights? i thought this whole issue may be a bad circuit or something. What are your thoughts?
Thanks again
James
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the low beam lights are switched by the stalk. power goes in the stalk and you switch it between the high beam and low beam from that. If it works intermittently it could be bad contacts in the light switch/stalk. Jon
Check the low beam fuse in the fuse box, usually a 20A. If the fuse is blown/shorted during the replacement of the battery, your lights won't work. Replace the fuse if that's your case. Hope this helps.
If your high beams work and your low beams do not work... try changing the light bulbs first. The low beams can burn out and the high beams still work.
THE ECO LIGHT COMES ON WHEN THE VEHICLE IS IDLING OR BELOW A CERTAIN SPEED RANGE DUE TO AN ECONOMY FUNCTION ON THE VEHICLE TO CONSERVE FUEL. THAT LIGHT WILL COME ON AND OFF
On my 2007 Honda CR-V The DRL code appeared on the dash board. Additionally I had only one high beam (on the passenger side); both low beams were fine, but I did not have a Daytime Running Light on the drivers side. The DRL code was really misleading because the real problem was that the high beam element in the headlight bulb was burned out. Note that the daytime running light is not a seperate bulb -- it is the high beam element which is powered at a low voltage. Once I replaced the head light bulb everything worked fine and the DRL code on the dash board was gone. So if the DRL message appears what you really need to do is replace the headlight bulb (there are YouTube videos which show how to do this - but search for headlight replacement, not for DRL fix). Be careful not to touch the new bulb with you hands since premature burnout can occur from the grease off your skin. I got my bulb from Wal-Mart for $8.88 (it's a 9003/HB2 for the 2007 CR-V) -- that's a pretty cheap fix.
Thanks for the answer, Jonah. Do you know how i can change them myself and what i would need to buy?
Also do i need to change my low beam head lights? i thought this whole issue may be a bad circuit or something. What are your thoughts?
Thanks again
James
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