What are the fuses for Honda low beams?
In the fuse box, as shown in the picture: Left-low beam is fuse F1, right-low beam is F6. Also look at the two 40amp fuses, marked F15 and F19. These two 40 amp fuses feed the other fuses.
Why does my low beam light not come on?
My driver’s low beam will not come on, but the rest of the lights work. I get a low beam headlamp fault on the console, but when I replaced the bulb, it still doesn’t work.
Where are the relays on a Honda high beams?
The relay provides the power for the head lights. The underhood fuse box should look like this: On the underside of the cover, there should be a diagram showing which ones the relays are. Each for the high-beams and low-beams should have the same type of relay, so you can swap them out to see if this is your issue.
Where are the low beams and high beams located?
Each of the high beams and low beams will have their own relay. The switch which is only used to energize the relay. The relay provides the power for the head lights. The underhood fuse box should look like this:
Why are the low beams out on my Honda Accord?
2005 Honda Accord. Replaced the fuses even though fuse looked good. Took it in to have bulbs replaced but still did nothing. Went on vacation for about 2 weeks, car was in the garage. Came back used it first night everything fine. Next day went to turn on headlights and both were out, but high beams worked.
How does ground connection work on Honda low beams?
Connection from the vehicle grounded frame is accomplished via a wire conductor or incorporated into the circuit board’s thin film grounding conductor pattern routed through one of the hold down bolt/screw into the metal frame to achieve necessary ground connection.
In the fuse box, as shown in the picture: Left-low beam is fuse F1, right-low beam is F6. Also look at the two 40amp fuses, marked F15 and F19. These two 40 amp fuses feed the other fuses.
2005 Honda Accord. Replaced the fuses even though fuse looked good. Took it in to have bulbs replaced but still did nothing. Went on vacation for about 2 weeks, car was in the garage. Came back used it first night everything fine. Next day went to turn on headlights and both were out, but high beams worked.
The relay provides the power for the head lights. The underhood fuse box should look like this: On the underside of the cover, there should be a diagram showing which ones the relays are. Each for the high-beams and low-beams should have the same type of relay, so you can swap them out to see if this is your issue.
Connection from the vehicle grounded frame is accomplished via a wire conductor or incorporated into the circuit board’s thin film grounding conductor pattern routed through one of the hold down bolt/screw into the metal frame to achieve necessary ground connection.