Hello, I have a problem with the low beam in lecetti. Everything has been checked. Fuses. Relays. They're good. Even the steering wheel light switch is new and still nothing. Even the cube behind the counter. What I read on other forums that it is on fire is ok. Does anyone know what else...

And you checked the bulbs, good mass.

So I put the new bulbs in the mass. I made such a trick That I put the wire from the plus on the battery to the fuse from the dipped beam and it turned out with the dipped beam. But the current goes to the fuses. Because the other little ones are long. Parking etc.

So you do not have power to the fuse from the dipped beam headlights, look in this direction.

the problem is behind the meter where there is a cube connecting several wires. solder and calm

No Dipped Beam in 2007 Chevrolet Lacetti: Checked Fuses, Relays, Steering Wheel Light Switch

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#1 16646690 17 Aug 2017 09:55

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Hello, I have a problem with the low beam in lecetti. Everything has been checked. Fuses. Relays. They're good. Even the steering wheel light switch is new and still nothing. Even the cube behind the counter. What I read on other forums that it is on fire is ok. Does anyone know what else might be wrong? Please help
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And you checked the bulbs, good mass.
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#3 16646756 17 Aug 2017 10:30

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So I put the new bulbs in the mass. I made such a trick
That I put the wire from the plus on the battery to the fuse from the dipped beam and it turned out with the dipped beam.
But the current goes to the fuses. Because the other little ones are long. Parking etc.
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So you do not have power to the fuse from the dipped beam headlights, look in this direction.
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the problem is behind the meter where there is a cube connecting several wires. solder and calm
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