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Old 13th January 2008, 22:19   #1
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535i: Passenger Low Beam Out (Not bulb or LKM)
Hey all, recently my passenger low beam decided to stop working. My LKM has recently been re-soldered, and I just replaced both low beam bulbs. I had been running HIR bulbs modified to fit but just replaced them with standard 9006.

Still not working, I see no obvious wiring issues, anything I am missing?

This is on 1990 535i manual

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Have you had the vehicle fault code tested.
Are you sure LKM is operational.
Have you got voltage at the lamp power socket.
Fuse or broken wiring could be the issue, even just where the wiring goes
into the plug.

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