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Got in the car tonight and turned on the lights but stayed in the dark. High beams are both fine. No low beam but day beam works fine. Everything worked two days ago. Ideas?

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Mare than likely a blown fuse to the low beam relay. Or could be a faulty dip switch.

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Check the low and hi beam relays might be stuck

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