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I have one headlight out, I tested the light bulb and it is not that; it's not the fuse because it would of been both headlights out. Before I take it to Honda, any ideas on what the problem could be? Note: its the base model (non-xenon) |
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ACTUALLY... the fuses are separate. There's a main headlight fuse, and then left and right fuses, as well as left and right high-beam fuses too. Found on page 305 of the manual...
Check... 28 - headlight main (20A) 32 - Right headlight low (halogen; 10A or HID; 15A) 34 - Left headlight low (halogen; 10A) or Left headlight high (HID; 10A) 48 - Left headlight high (halogen; 10A) or Left headlight low (HID; 15A) 51 - Right headlight high (10A)
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Join Date: Jan 2012
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you are right man, and yes it was the fuse. pretty weird how they have separate fuses. |
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Odd fuse arrangement, but you are right. What would be the sense of loosing both headlights at the same time ? Possibly deadly out in the country with no road lights.
I'm glad I did NOT stop to think about this on my previous 52 cars since 1957. Would have really scared myself. Another great idea from Honda. Infusiastically yours. |
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