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This evening my headlights didn't work. Thought my high beems worked. What could cause only the standard lights being blown? Is there any posssible cause for this?
I don't know the explorers, but there is usely two circuits, one for the high and one for the low beam lights. Its a safety issue, so they both don't go out if there is a problem.
Dave
last week the driver side low beam went out, i checked fuse #4 & #8 also switched bulb from pass. side to driver side. it worked on pass side only..........
i took it to a mech. he said i had a short, he said he fixed the problem. it worked for a few days. last night i lost both low beams.
today i checked fuses and they were good. i also noticed that the Mech. just ran a
hot wire from pass. side to driver side. (that was the fix) now both low beams don't work plus my fog light dont work also............i am so getting my money back, i could havd done that and i would haved install an inline fuse....
wher might i find the dimmer switch...... thanks
If someone started "tweeking" the wiring you could have anything wrong. You need to get a wiring diagram for it and trace through it. There are relays, switches, etc in the circuit. I beleive the fog lamps are a different circuit then the headlights so there may be additional troubles there. The dimmer switch is on the turn signal "stock", again you need to talk to someone who knows explorers and has a diagram for it. They are pretty much the same, but there can be differences.
Dave
Yep, like Dave sez, nows the time to get your hands on a GOOD set of wiring diagrams. Enter the info for your EX at autozone.com for an online wiring diagram.