No Low Beams

[the_engineers]

I have brights, though.  Does that mean bad dimmer switch?

[Aussie Challenger]

  Check to see if there is any voltage at the back of the lights, check to make sure that the grounds are making good contact.   
  Best to fit relays so that the load is taken off the headlight switch.    

[LAA66]

 I thought you added the relay upgrade recently. If so possibly the one is bad.

[the_engineers]

I do have relays, but I'm hoping it's not one of them.  I buried the box under the battery tray so I'm trying to check everything else, first.

[dodj]

I don't know what kind of relays you are using but if someone else operates the dimmer switch while I'm up front I can hear it click. That will at least tell you if you should be looking in the signal or the power cct.

[the_engineers]

I don't know what kind of relays you are using but if someone else operates the dimmer switch while I'm up front I can hear it click. That will at least tell you if you should be looking in the signal or the power cct.

Thanks...I'll have to try that.

[Chryco Psycho]

iof you can get to the dimmer switch on the floor easily , the red & purple wires are the lights & lime green is the power into the switch so you can test to be sure power is going out through botht e red & purple wires to the lights

[MEK-Dangerfield]

It's hard to believe the relay went out, but maybe a bad ground or a bad connection to it.   

[LAA66]

I do have relays, but I'm hoping it's not one of them.  I buried the box under the battery tray so I'm trying to check everything else, first.

 Just finished mine today and that's where they went, under the front of the battery.     It's not to much work to pull the tray then swap the Hi/Low relays (if you have the plug in type).

I don't know what kind of relays you are using but if someone else operates the dimmer switch while I'm up front I can hear it click. That will at least tell you if you should be looking in the signal or the power cct.

 That's the first thing I noticed when testing them out, the click from the relay.