The circuit requires the hi/lo switch. You'll need to get a replacement switch for everything to complete the headlamp circuitry.
It's most likely that your headlights are just dead. There are separate filaments for your headlight and your highbeam, so odds are both headlight filaments are burned out, but your highbeam filaments (which probably get used less) are still fine. It's not unusual for both headlights to burn out at the same time. Throw in another pair of headlights, it's probably the cheapest thing to rule out and the most likely solution.
There is one fuse for the left highbeam and one for the right. The left fuse was loose.
usually the headlights have a fusible link near the battery but check for power to the highbeam switch and headlight switch first.
Well kinda. The highbeam "flasher" function is connected to the turn signal arm.
HighBeam Research was created in 2002.
either both bulbs burnt out highbeam only or you need a headlight switch (controls signals, cruise(if it has it), and headlights)
It is safe to use the bright [highbeam] headlights when there is no oncoming traffic/drivers who could be blinded by the bright light. Also, it is unsafe to use highbeams when there is fog or smoke which would reflect the light back to you, thus reducing the distance which you can see.
You have to remove the grill (entire piece that extends under both headlights), remove the headlight housing and then pop the headlight off the connectors.
i know this will sound silly but first make sure the headlights themselves are not blown.you would be surprised how many Kia's come into my shop with headlights not working and all the headlights are blown. after that get a volt meter and disconnect the light and test to see if you have power , remember the dimmer switches are famous for cold solder joints and will also cause this problem.
the problem is in your high beam switch. there is a short in it and it needs to be replaced
Check the grounding of the bulb. Make sure it was plugged in properly.
Not enough I have a 2006 rancher put a top of the line $100.00 battery in it and still have to put a charger on it 3-4 times a season. And more if I run headlights on highbeam and alot of nighttime riding.