Found out why my headlights weren't working...
#1
Found out why my headlights weren't working...
My low beams stopped working on my 01 civic HX. Apparently a common problem with these cars. Got some advice from some people, did a little Googling and found out that a lot of the time it can be a bad light switch. So I go buy myself a new light switch and found out the REAL REASON why my headlights weren't working properly.
How much would it cost for me to get this fixed? A diagnostic also said I had a wiring/connection problem.
UPDATE: Just installed the new switch and the low beams seem to be working for now, but I don't know how long that's going to last.
How much would it cost for me to get this fixed? A diagnostic also said I had a wiring/connection problem.
UPDATE: Just installed the new switch and the low beams seem to be working for now, but I don't know how long that's going to last.
#2
I would be more worried that if you replace the connector, that it will melt again. I had a friend who kept having headlight issues and the connector kept melting, replaced the bulb and no more problems.
As far as a solution, you can probably find someone selling a connector on eBay that you can splice in.
As far as a solution, you can probably find someone selling a connector on eBay that you can splice in.
#4
so thats the connector that goes to the switch for the headlights because i have a 2002 acura el day time running lights work whne i flick the switch the high beams work but not the lights when you switch at the last click of the switch i owned a em2 never had a problem with lights this is the first time but acura honda same thing diagrams are the same on my OnDemand but worth a check i was gonna buy a switch but this is some good evidence
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