One low beam not working?

Haloth

New Member
I have a 93 Integra RS, and for some reason my passenger side low beam isn't working. I've switched out two bulbs that I know work, and switched the fuses and still nothing. What's most likely the problem?
 

Blue Teggy

New Member
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it sounds like you've already done all the simple fixes "/ so its prolly in your wiring ... if you replaced the CORRECT fuse and you put in GOOD bulbs ... the only thing left is the wiring ... my advice is to invest a little bit and get HID conversion wiring kits off ebay for like $30 8)
 
it sounds like you've already done all the simple fixes "/ so its prolly in your wiring ... if you replaced the CORRECT fuse and you put in GOOD bulbs ... the only thing left is the wiring ... my advice is to invest a little bit and get HID conversion wiring kits off ebay for like $30 8)
I disagree. Unless he retrofits his healights for HIDs, the light is just going to be thrown everwhere, blind oncoming traffic, and attract him attention from Police.
And a $30 HID kit is complete junk.
 

DustinXIX

New Member
ddm tuning however has some good hid kits for cheap, if thats the route th OP chooses to go with. but yeah id say wiring as well.check the connectors that go to the headlights, make sure theyre not corroded or anything.
 


hgocasca

level 77 troll
Get a little tester, it looks like a screwdriver with a clip on the other side, test the wires
 

99Integrags

New Member
An hid kit is not gonna fix anything cus ur gonna end up plugging in to the same wiring. So that wouldn't make any sense.
 

SN1P3R

New Member
i had this issue in my old lifted jeep i had before my teg, it was my wiring harness completely, something had snagged it and stretched it, and it disconnected 1 wire, and my low beam on driver side would not work, try replacing the entire harness behind bumper, should all be together, u can buy harness cheap. like 5 bucks at a junk yard or 20 bran new.
 


Prozon

Kris
You do realize that second gens have fuses for both HIGH and LOW beams on BOTH sides right?
Crazy huh? I didn't have a low beam when I got the car and discovered there were four fuses for the headlights.. lol
 
ddm tuning however has some good hid kits for cheap, if thats the route th OP chooses to go with. but yeah id say wiring as well.check the connectors that go to the headlights, make sure theyre not corroded or anything.
Even with a quality kit he's gonna have a shitty beam because the housings for HIDs and the housings for traditional xenon bulbs are different.
To have a proper light output he would still need to retrofit his housings for the HIDs.
 
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