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Thread: High Beams OK but no low beams

  1. 08-11-11, 08:41 PM #1
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    Default High Beams OK but no low beams

    Driving home tonight and all of a sudden no headlights! High beams work, fog lights work as do the running lights. Haven't found a blown fuse. Maybe a relay? Changing from auto headlights to manual does't work. The green light on the dash indicating the lights are on works.
    Really doubt both bulbs burned out at the same time unless both lights are wired in series. 2005 Coupe. Any direction would surely be appreciated.
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    you can try swapping around a relay....there are several that are alike
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    Relay and fuses are ok. Not getting voltage to the relay coil. Does Paul from Corvette Mechanic still visit this forum?
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    Quote Originally Posted by Joe Vette View Post
    Relay and fuses are ok. Not getting voltage to the relay coil. Does Paul from Corvette Mechanic still visit this forum?
    Yes, he does! Send him a PM with the link to this thread and he'll share his insights in here for everyone.

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  5. 08-18-11, 05:54 PM #5
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    Both lights at the same time? Hmmm...ground?
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