I would suspect the dimmer switch. But could be a bad wire/short.
low beams my have burned out
Bad bulbs?Bad Hi-low switch?
Check bulbs Check hi-low switch
hi-beam switch is faulty
check fuses, then most likely need to replace the high/low switch
check the wiring at the hi-low switch.
In most cases the high and low are separate elements in the same bulb and cannot work at the same time. Headlights pull a lot of power and to have them run together would be too much for your charging system to handle at once, not to mention the heat they would produce. Fog Lamps and Low beams and Fog Lamps and HI beams. Fog Lamps and HI beams, in many states, you are not permitted to run HI Beams and Fog / Driving lamps simultaneously. There is an SAE directive on this. There is either a relay or DRL module that prevents the Fog/Driving lamps to be energized when the HI beams are activated.
Possibly a defective high beam switch, or associated relay.
lowIn the rain, it's best to use your:Low beams
Check the multifunction switch in the column first as it controls both high & low beams, as well as check the daytime running light module if so equipped.
right side low beam is burned out
Just had the same problem. Replace the Multi Function (turn signal) switch on the steering column