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Originally Posted by Serf27
you can reset short circuits with ProTool’s.
But if the driver headlight works when plugged into the passenger side, that side is still getting power so the circuits are fine.
Start with this.
Try a known good bulb on driver side with both modules to see if 1 module is bad.
Try a known good module on driver side with both bulbs to see if 1 is bad.
If both bulbs work with only 1 module then that’s the issue and vice versa.
ProTool’s will show faults in the frm(cc-id) but doesn’t go as far as to say what it is.
It might just say right low beam faulty, you have to do the rest.
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So it ended up being a bad module. Before this weekend, I bought a used module off ebay just in case it was the ballast. Took the driver side headlight, plugged it in and turned on the headlight and it worked. So then I swapped the ballast to the other one and the light did not work. So I swapped it with the new one i bought off ebay and it fired right up. Threw that in the passenger side and mounted up both headlight and they work great. No coding needed. Although I do need to find instructions on the correct mounting postion of the headlight and how to adjust the beams because I think both are off slightly.