Headlights not working

Asked by Robert Apr 23, 2019 at 03:37 PM about the 2003 Kia Optima SE

Question type: Maintenance & Repair

My Kia optima se v6 2003 it got sideswiped by a
other car  where it got hit is at the headlights now I
have no  low or  high  beams  I checked the fuses   
relay everything  and I still don't have no lights but I
do have is the  fog lights could you help out thanks

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Note the diagram for headlamps, w/o auto lamps. Are the bulbs ok? Check voltage an ground circuits for headlamps. At the headlamps, top wire is voltage bottom wire is ground. Use a test light to check. The diagram also shows several fuses, check them all. Not only check fuses, check voltage at fuses, use a test light. Several appear to be hot all the time, the one in the diagram under ignition switch may go hot with the key on. You can see the relays.

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On a 2011 Kia Optima LX my passenger low beam light won't turn on its a new light where are the fuses to check them to see if they're not burnt out couldn't find them

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