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  1. 07-09-2008, 05:29 PM #1
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    And be sure to check fuses
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    They would have gone out at the same time if it were a fuse it seems. But worth checking as well.
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    Quote Originally Posted by LordZed
    They would have gone out at the same time if it were a fuse it seems. But worth checking as well.
    no they wouldnt ... had a 94 civic 4 door do this same **** to me the other day ... replaced the fuse when only 1 headlight was working and without replacing the bulb both started working again ! ... Check fuses !

    EDIT: check the fuses with a voltmeter on both posts of the fuse or with a voltage light ... ive seen some fuses not work and not blown and it wouldnt let the right amount of current out ...
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  4. 07-09-2008, 05:59 PM #4
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    Quote Originally Posted by LordZed
    They would have gone out at the same time if it were a fuse it seems. But worth checking as well.
    Not neccessarily....my accord has individual fuses for each side headlight (right / left). possibly the wrong watt bulb, resulting in your headlight harness melting in some spot grounding out??? Maybe you have those "bright" SYLVANIA halogen bulbs they are notorious for causing this problem.
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    Quote Originally Posted by CB7tuner
    Not neccessarily....my accord has individual fuses for each side headlight (right / left). possibly the wrong watt bulb, resulting in your headlight harness melting in some spot grounding out??? Maybe you have those "bright" SYLVANIA halogen bulbs they are notorious for causing this problem.
    hmm.. Yup i got silverstar ultras.. where should i check for the melting? theres nothin wrong at the harness.. far as i can see..
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