My low beam headlight on the passenger side stopped working. Is it a fuse and where is the fuse located?

Asked by hlpler Jan 08, 2012 at 10:38 PM about the 2006 Lincoln Navigator Ultimate 4WD

Question type: Maintenance & Repair

My low beam headlight on the passenger side stopped working. It is not the ballast and not the bulb. Could it be a fuse? Where is the fuse for that headlight located?

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papa answered 12 years ago

bad dimmer switch,or the bulb is blown on low beam,does the other side go on low,if so bulb.

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thrash16er answered 12 years ago

I am having same problem with my driver low beam I replaced the blown fuse in fuse box and still nothing, what do I do? please help! thrash16er@aol.com

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