blown headlamp

Asked by A Dec 24, 2018 at 01:54 PM about the 2012 Chevrolet Malibu

Question type: Maintenance & Repair

I am reading in the forum about passenger side headlamps going out in the
2012 Malibu.  I have the same problem but, my headlight went out and came
back on a few weeks later.  Can I simply use tint and use the high beams?  Is
this legal in CA?

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I'd use wiring diagram and check voltage and ground circuits for head lamps. You can see head lamp fuses, use a test light and check for voltage, headlamp switch on, r/l, hi and lo beams. When you turn on headlamp switch it signals the bcm to ground the relays. I'd do all the testing I could to try to find the problem. bbbind.com should have free wiring diagrams and service bulletins. You could check bulletins to see if anything listed for headlamps? Just my opinion.

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