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Asked by Mel9559 Sep 27, 2018 at 10:30 AM about the 2013 Ford Mustang V6 Coupe RWD

Question type: Maintenance & Repair

I have a Ford Mustang 2013. My Passanger side Headlight went out. I went
and bought a new one (D3S) and switched it out but is still not working. I then
assumed it was the fuse so, i went ahead and switched them out for new ones
and it is STILL not working. Any idea on what could it be?

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Im also having this issue; but my day light cuts off on its own "only at night" my turn signal works no matter what though ..

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same happens to me he signal work fine is only that main bulb that doesnt turn on. thats why i bought as new one but is still the same. if i find anything i'll post it here

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I had the same issue. It is the ballast mounted to the side of the headlight housing. Had to drop the front bumper to remove the headlight and ordered the ballast and replaced it and it’s working fine now

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