Open the hood by pulling the hood release under the dashboard. Locate the burned-out light bulb. Both the driver-side and passenger-side light bulbs are identical. Disconnect the electrical plug from the light bulb. Using gloves, twist the light bulb to remove it. Install the new light bulb. Be careful not to touch the glass with your bare hands. I'm not saying that's not possible in some cases, but I was standing in front of the car after it was towed to the dealer and the headlights were on and fine. I know they were working up until it went into service. Im suspecting the dealer tricked youchanged the bulbs to burnt ones and made money out of you. 04-20-2008, 08:32 PM #23. rogerthompson640 said: since the problem presents when the lights are on, that normally is indicative of a ground problem in the light sysem, especially since the other systems that quit are on the hvac and stalks, not even routed through the clockspring. back feeding ground through the horn sounds like the ground issue can be on your steering The fog lights will improve visibility at night and during foggy conditions. To turn the fog lights on, rotate the fog light switch to the position. The headlight switch must be in the. position before turning on the fog lights. To turn the fog lights off, do any of the following: Rotate the fog light switch to the. position. G. greg42. 251 posts · Joined 2014. #10 · Jan 19, 2015. Yes, we don't get that feature on any Mazda 3 here in the US. But, my understanding of how a headlight washer works, they are actually hidden under those two little bump-out things on either side of the front, down on the bumper, below the headlights. When the washer is activated those . Below, our certified Subaru service center in Salt Lake City explores the four primary reasons why your low beam headlights might fail while your high beams continue to work. 4. Issue With the Headlight Switch. Among these four potential reasons, problems with the headlight switch are the least frequent but can still occur. The bulb assembly rotates CCW counter clockwise, and should slip out easily. Take the wires and plug off. it should be obvious how it pulls off. Snap the new bulb into the wires without touching the glass part. Gently replace in backwards order as you removed it. Put the rubber caps on, they keep water off the bulbs. 1. Headlight Bulbs. This is the most common reason we see for why a car's high beam headlights work but the low beams don't. The normal headlights are on far more often than the high beams, so the low beams burn out more frequently. Some vehicles have entirely different bulbs for the high beams, and other models have headlights with two 5 posts · Joined 2016. #11 · Jan 30, 2016. I have good news, new headlights on my M3, few days ago Mazda replaced my headlights under my second warranty complaint, so far all good, no moisture condensation by now , about 30 km. For tail lights warranty was not approved, because there was no condensation when I went to claim it again eric307. 14 posts · Joined 2016. #3 · Feb 25, 2017. Not worth it. I put in Morimoto H11 LED bulbs in my 2016 Mazda 6 and it appears bright but the distance it lights up is crap. I also put in the 9005 version for high beams and those really light up further then halogens. Seems like LED works best in reflector housings or LED specific projectors.

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