Pilgrimtrucker
Member
They say timing is everything...
Just like "GRNT4R00", I noticed this morning that my low beams were not working. High beams do. Going out to trouble-shoot, following the steps listed here to determine the cause; thank you "IBallEngineer" and "theDurk" for the guidance.
One question I have;
Could this have resulted from jumping the battery on another vehicle? With winter fast approaching us up here in the north, I wanted to get one more drive in with the top down in my little red convertible yesterday, but had to jump the battery to get it started. I'm positive I had low beam lights prior to doing that.
Its cold here today. Not what I wanted to deal with, but it's also getting darker earlier. Hoping its just the headlight relay. I'll let you all know.
Thanks again
I would have never thought it was possible...
I was ready to follow all the steps by the "Kings of resolution"; easy first right? Found that I had power to both low and high beam outlets. Did a little more searching on this forum and noticed several members reported both low beams going out at the same time? Having never owned a vehicle with DRL's I would never have imagined this to be possible. But by golly it was just that. Replaced the bulbs and hooray! LIGHTS!
Guess that's a testimony to engineering design and manufacturing.
Sorry GRNT4R00 wasn't as fortunate, but thanks to everyone's efforts here, I'll be ready should the worst ever creep up.
Ready for winter.
Thanks a bunch everyone!