how come my high beams wont work on the auto light switch
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Asked by ChevyTraverseOwner Feb 06, 2020 at 02:17 PM about the 2011 Chevrolet Traverse

Question type: Maintenance & Repair

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lrodri911 answered 4 years ago

Check fuses. High beams run on a fuse of their own.

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Guru9ZM7NM answered 3 years ago

Have same problem on 2014 Chev Traverse. High beams only work when light control in manual position. In Auto position, low beams work but pushing light stick forward for high beam does not work.

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anthony answered 2 years ago

Anyone solve this? My 2016 Traverse passenger side low beam went out a week ago, I just changed both low beam bulbs and now have the issue described above where the high beams only work in the manual setting and no longer work on automatic. Thanks.

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David answered 2 years ago

Same overhere after replacing driver side low beam on Traverse 2010. Anyone solve this?

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