My passenger side headlight went out. The Grand Touring trim of the 2nd generation Mazda 3 has Adaptive HID headlights with Xenon bulbs. This is a completely How are low beam headlights on a 2006 Mazda 5 adjusted? Behind the headlamp assembly, there is an adjustment screw that can be used to control the low beam headlights. What could prevent the driver's side headlight on a Mazda 3 Hatchback from working? Case details: Replacing the bulb did not solve the problem and there is some visible condensation. If both power and ground are available at the connector pins, replace the bulbs. Alex, ASE Certified Technician. Category: Mazda. 1,280. Experience: ASE Certified Master Technician, L1 Advanced Level Specialist. Verified. Alex and 87 other Mazda Specialists are ready to help you. Oh, I'm not expecting the dealer to give me any crap, other than the fact that I have to take time off from work and make another 80 minute round trip. I'm just not getting much of a sense of empathy from them. We'll see how the service manager handles it. The rain sensor is inside the plastic housing behind the rear view mirror. If they removed that casing and mucked about or damaged something in there and the sensor isn't reporting it would explain your issue. I think in infotainment you can disable rain sensing and convert back to normal intermittent wipers. 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 2013 Mazda cx9. Low beam not working on right side. Low beam Working on left side. Hi beam working on both sides No fuses blown. Multimeter shows no power to the right hand lo beam fuse. Checked relay by switching the relay (same relay) with the hi beam relay. Same Issue. Can't find a wiring diagram but assuming it goes relay then fuse then lights? 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 .

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