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It would appear that the driver's side headlight fuse is blown. The problem is that neither fuse box has an indication as to what fuse belongs to the headlights.
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Okay just checked in the service manual and it looks like the following: 30 headlamp L low, 20 headlamp R low, 28 headlamp L high, 27 headlamp R high, hope this helps.
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how does this help me find the fuse and or fuse box
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vrok73 it does not. It was not meant to help you. It was meant to help the OP. If you need some help with your vehice, just use this link and let us know what you need.
The fuses are in the Power Distribution Module located in a black box behind the fuse box on passenger side of RHD vehicle. Has four clips and very hard to get off! Has all the fuses that are not mentioned in the other three fuse boxes.
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Where is the fuse located inside the car or under the hood
crwdns2957956:0crwdnd2957956:0 Aretha crwdne2957956:0
Fuses are good, what else could prevent hi & lo headlights from lighting up?
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crwdns2957956:0crwdnd2957956:0 Marv crwdne2957956:0
Where are the headlight fuses??
crwdns2957956:0crwdnd2957956:0 Phill Taylor crwdne2957956:0