Blown headlight

[Ander]

My passenger side headlight went out the other day and immediately I figured that the bulb burnt out. Easy fix, so I change out the bulbs in both my headlights and still....nothing out of the passenger light still. So what could this be? It's not the bulb because I know the bulb is good, it can't be the fuse because the other headlight is still working.

Help please?

[jmolina]

did you check the fuses anyway??? each headlight has its own 20amp fuse.

[Ander]

did you check the fuses anyway??? each headlight has its own 20amp fuse.

No I didn't check since by the time I was done with work and everything it was dark out. See, I wasn't sure if they had their own fuse or not but I didn't think they did.

Thanks, that's prolly what it is.

[jmolina]

No I didn't check since by the time I was done with work and everything it was dark out. See, I wasn't sure if they had their own fuse or not but I didn't think they did.

Thanks, that's prolly what it is.

you're welcome, problem solved.....hopefully

[Ander]

I really hope so lol. I don't see what would make the fuse blow though.

[cb7rush]

this happened to my girls cb today. One fuse was blown. the passenger side was out. it caused the bulb to blow too. check the fuses

[jmolina]

I really hope so lol. I don't see what would make the fuse blow though.

maybe just an overload that blew your bulb in the first place, if your new bulb blows again, then you have a problem

[Ander]

The bulbs not blown though, that's the weird thing.

[cb7rush]

its most likely the fuse

[92accordkidd]

check the fuse

[jmolina]

The bulbs not blown though, that's the weird thing.

a surge cause the first bulb to blow and blew your fuse too. the fuse is keeping the headlight from coming on, you will know if you have a problem once you replace the fuse.