Low Beams Don't Work!!!

Did you try pulling both new bulbs out and replace both old ones?

You might check the fuse.

I didn not try replacing both bulbs (but will later today) and yes I did check the fuses and they all seem to be fine.

Thanks Rich

Ed wrote:

What in the hell would that have to do with anything. Do you really think that they are in series with each other???

Are these bulbs the same wattage as the factory bulbs?

Ya took the words right out of my mouth. Of course I was being polite.

Roy

Don't feed the trolls.

Anyway to answer the Bone Head remark from a Bone Head.

"I guess Bone Head was the electrical engineer who designed the circuit for Dodge?"

I'll feed ya just one more time.

He asked you 2 questions. You have yet to answer either of them.

Roy

I thought I was being polite.

Why, are you putting yourself on a starvation diet?

Oh gee, such a tuff guy. My feelings are really hurt now.

I thought that you were going to answer my remark (actually a couple of questions) but instead, all you did was cough up another idiotic comment that once again, makes no sense at all. I may not have been the electrical engineer that designed the headlight circuit but I do understand how it works, much unlike you. Then again, with some of your other brilliant suggestions such as disconnecting the battery from a computer controlled engine while it is running to test the alternator instead of simply connecting a volt meter to it or that all gears are the same, how could I expect much else.

Yup I always run into low beams with my head so keep them high.