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Car Forum / Ford / Ford Explorer / January 2004

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97 explorer headlight issue

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dndrum - 31 Jan 2004 01:42 GMT
My passenger side headlight recently went out.  I've changed the bulb, but it still won't work.  The existing (and the new) bulb work on high beam, but not on low beam.  Does anyone have any suggestions?
Xx - 31 Jan 2004 15:19 GMT
If you have a message center (Eddie Bauer or Limitied), I'd say your problem
lies in the Lamp Out module (LOM).

> My passenger side headlight recently went out.  I've changed the bulb, but it still won't work.  The existing (and the new) bulb work on high beam, but
not on low beam.  Does anyone have any suggestions?
Tony P. - 31 Jan 2004 18:13 GMT
If I'm not mistaken, there is 1 fuse for each low beam headlight. May want
to check them out. If you have a meter, check for voltage at the headlight
socket. May be a bad socket. Are your fogs out too? Also, if you have a Lamp
Out Module and it didn't detect the bulb failure, then chances are your Lamp
Out Module went bad. The same problem already happened to me on my 95 EB. It
turned out to be the LOM.
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