low beam and daytime running lamps wont work

Asked by sexyeye Mar 09, 2014 at 05:49 PM about the 2008 Pontiac Grand Prix

Question type: Maintenance & Repair

the fuses and bulbs appear to be good

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GreasyPayne58 answered 10 years ago

Hello I would say that is more than likely your function switch that you use to turn your lights on high beam. It is on the left side of your steering wheel coming out of your steering column. If you have anymore questions just email me.

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Beav41 answered 8 years ago

I have already replaced that swith and the bulbs and fuses are good like you thought. What else might it be?

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Guru16B4F answered 4 years ago

It the relay under hood in big fuse box... Take to dealership...they replace for free, recalled !!!!

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