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    HeadLight Issue

    I've replaced bulbs in both sides of the car however the car headlights are still very low on both settings any suggestions or the only fix xenon type headlights..?
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    Originally posted by CB7Austin View Post
    I've replaced bulbs in both sides of the car however the car headlights are still very low on both settings any suggestions or the only fix xenon type headlights..?
    check the headlight fuses in the fuse box in the engine bay Only thing i can think of having the headlights dim that way..

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      #3
      alright will do today, ill get back to you..

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        #4
        Maybe a bad ground for the headlights. Or a bad relay?
        93 4dr ex 5 speed
        97 Integra DB7

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          #5
          Are your housings modified or damaged in any way?






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            #6
            Unplug your headlight connector and check the voltage at the connector. Should be somewhere in the 11-12V range when the car is off and the 13-14V range when the car is on.

            If you're under those thresholds, something is up with your wiring.

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              #7
              check your battery connection. Make sure terminals are clean and connections are tight.
              For the love of god, STOP putting H.I.D's in stock housings!!! Projectors ONLY!!!

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                #8
                Like said, check the voltage at the bulb plug to a good ground . If the voltage reads good, then test again using the ground in the bulb plug to see what voltage you have. If test one shows good voltage then most likely test two will show lower voltage telling you that you have a poor ground connection. Look for a wiring diagram to show you all ground points so you can clean them. If test two shows no drop in voltage from test one, then I'm stumped. Lol.


                1991 Accord LX .

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