M923A2 Headlight Problem

[RedOctober]

So, I went to drive my truck at night for the first time and I turned the switch over to service drive and all of the lights came on except my headlights. Is it possible both of them are burnt out or should I be looking somewhere else for an issue? Any hep is greatly appreciated.

 

[goldneagle]

Was it one click or 2 clicks to the right? Did you try the high beams?

 

[Gunzy]

Check the lower left lever on the Light control to make sure it is not if "Park only" position. That allows all running/park lights on with no headlamps on.

 

[Gunzy]

This may help. Note position of lower left lever.

 

[RedOctober]

Thanks for the suggestions I will try them today and get back to you all.

 

[R Racing]

Also make sure the connector under the hood to the headlights is tight.

 

[RedOctober]

I did not have the second lever in the correct position. My deuce had the push button system not the 3 lever like this M923 an I thought it worked the same way thanks for the help.

 

[maxxplanck]

Ok guys I picked up a M925 last October and I'm having a head light issue. I'm hoping I'm just over looking something, I replaced my light switch just in case and then replaced the bulbs. My light switch is in the correct position. All my lights work except my head lights, today I tried the brights they work ! .? Any advise why my regular head lights don't work?

 

[R Racing]

Did you replace your high beam / low beam switch ? The n/c contacts could be burned out or damaged.

 

[mkcoen]

Also make sure you have a good ground connection.

 

[brock]

I am also having a headlight issue.

Only one of my headlights works on low beam. Both work on high beam. I purchased a used replacement lamp but still have the same issue.

I used a test light to ensure I am getting power all the way to the connections, and I am.

Could it be possible I got another bad bulb?

Thanks

 

[goldneagle]

I am also having a headlight issue.

Only one of my headlights works on low beam. Both work on high beam. I purchased a used replacement lamp but still have the same issue.

I used a test light to ensure I am getting power all the way to the connections, and I am.

Could it be possible I got another bad bulb?

Thanks

If you tested the connectors feeding the bulb and are ok then its the bulb. Since hi beam works it is not the ground.

 

[brock]

High beams work. Time for a new bulb.

Thanks.

 

[capnkirk]

Get an h4 conversion lamp housing. Then you can use cheap bulbs instead of sealed beams. Much brighter light too