No lowbeam headlights...bulbs have been replaced but still no lowbeam

Try a new Relay. Sometimes Ford uses the same part in other sockets. The horn relay may be interchangeable for testing.

Relays are shown in the help section of Autozone.com when you register your vehicle.

there is to tabs right behinde the headlamp you pull up an can remoce headlight to replace bulb easier. then just twist bulb out an make sure not to touch the new bulb with your fingers. but if your have what they call a sealed beam then there is 4 screws in front of headlight that hold it in.

there is a recall for the headlight switch on some 2001 civics. my old car had same problem.the headlight wire harness can overheat and may cause the low-beams to fail

I have same problem but my low beam don't work and drl but my high beam work when flick.

is the problem solve?

Try putting your tilt steering wheel all the way up and see if it comes on. Ors did that and we had a pinched wire in the steering column.

check the lowbeam headlight relay located in the fuse panel in the engine compartment near the battery.

THERE ARE FUSES THAT PROTECT THE HEADLIGHT CIRCUITS. CHECK TO SEE IF THE FUSES ARE GOOD. THIS SHOULD HELP YOU OUT REAL QUICK. THANKS FOR USING FIX-YA AND FOR AN HONEST RATING AS WELL. PLEASE KEEP ME POSTED. GOOD LUCK

You really don't have to de energize the bulb. Just make sure the lights are in the off position. It uses a D2R 35W HID Capsule bulb part number D2R in Osram/Sylvania. Just remember not to touch the glass on the new bulb while installing it. 

test the headlight switch, that is most common cause on escorts of no headlights.

found this online- haven't tried yet though--
How do you change a headlight bulb on a 2003 Toyota Celica GT? Under the plastic covering the headlight there is a lot of fog and condensation and I want to clean it off, so how do I take off the plastic that covers the headlight?

• 9 months ago

Seem to be seal is wear off
already on the front cover
The way to open that
1. There is four screws at the back of
the headlights and unscrew them
2. Pull the headlight and dry it
by wiping or heat of the sun or
anything that can release the fog
3. Buy silicon and seal the headlight
gap with silicon and let it dry for a hour
This will help kept away fog
and condensation for sure