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2007 SAAB 9-2X Repair Question


Topics covered: Headlights, Interior, Battery.
Mileage: 78,000 miles.

Asked on October 8, 2012

My front headlights wont come on. Can you help me please?

Good evening, I have a 2007 97x Saab. My question is that all my lights come on except for my front headlights. My husband changed the relay but that not it. this morning when i was getting ready for work. my truck wouldnt start. so he charge my battery and it started but , once again all the light came on except for my front headlights.
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Replied on October 8, 2012

So your high beams and low beams are inop?Also do you have a multi meter to do some testing?

Tiny Answered by saturntech9 (expert)
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Replied on October 8, 2012

My high beams work but my low beam dont. I dont have any multi meter.

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Replied on October 8, 2012

Do you have parking lights/dash interior lighting, just no low beam head lamps , are they traditional halogen or HID ?

Tiny Answered by evolve960 (expert)
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Replied on October 8, 2012

Yes I have parking lights/dash interior lighting do come on. My halogen wont come on.

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Replied on October 9, 2012

Your going to need a mulitimeter to do some testing.Have you checked the low beam fuses uet?

Tiny Answered by saturntech9 (expert)
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Replied on October 9, 2012

a multi meter really is needed to do further testing ...the connectors for the low beams need to be checked for voltage ( it doesn't need to be fancy one can start out with a 20.00 one from a local walmart, as long as it can read 12V that's what your looking for . also you need to check for voltage at the switch on the dash, ..

as a side note did you check the daytime running light relay? If I'm looking at the diagram correctly your low beams are a always on exterior light ( meaning no matter what position the switch is in there always on...

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