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What would cause the headlights only of a Ford Fiesta p Reg from working?
If just one headlight quit working it probably burned out. If both headlights quit working at the same time the fuse probably blew.
What year headlights will fit a 2002 mercury cougar?
Both '01 and '02 headlights will fit the '02, headlights from '99 or '00 will not as they are longer and would not fit in the same space.
Why would both headlights in a 1998 Ford Ka stop working?
If you put the bulbs in at the same time, they would die out at the same time.
Why would both headlights go out at the same time on a 1989 Nissan pickup truck?
Check your fuses.
Why would both of your headlights in a 1994 Chevy silverado go out at the same time?
sounds like you have a blowen fuse
Why are both headlights out on 2004 Nissan?
If both headlights went out at the same time it could be a blown fuse or a failed headlight relay.
What is the past tense of blew?
Blew is the past tense from the verb "to blow".
Why would both headlights quit working at the same time?
The first thing I would check would be the headlight fuses. (There may be one fuse per headlight.) Also, examine the headlights carefully for any damage.
What is a homonym of blue?
A homonym of "blue" could be "blew." Both words are pronounced the same but have different meanings and spellings.
Is is possible for both headlights to go out at the same time or do you have a problem with a switch?
Yes both headlights can burn out at the same time, I had it happen once, it is rare. If both high and low beams are out, then I would think that it might be the switch. You could get a cheap test light and check the plug to see if there is current to the lights.
Park lights but no headlights Pontiac?
Check fuses if there is one specific for the lights (not interior) Find it funny that both would burn out at the same time so would imagine it is in the switch.
What is the homopone for blue?
The homophone for "blue" is "blew." While "blue" refers to the color, "blew" is the past tense of the verb "blow." Both words are pronounced the same but have different meanings and spellings.
