Only Highs...no lows.

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you should be able to zoom in w/ your browser or save the image and zoom.

ok, 2 relays for headlights...one for high, one for low. You said realy in your responce. Are you sure you had the correct low beam relay?

The body control module sends the signal to the relay. Do you have any other odd issues inside the truck? These are not physical switches anymore, its data through a computer network.

[ryaleon]

no other issues. just the low beams not coming on.

[ryaleon]

hdlp-low correct?

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Originally Posted by ryaleon

hdlp-low correct?

LO HDLP Left upper box in the second pic.

Have you physically swapped the High Beam relay w/ the Low Beam relay?

If both side lows are not working...I dont know how long the run is after the relay before it splits to the left/right low beam run. But it has to be before that split. The low beams share the same ground w/ the highs. Two of those posts where the relay plugs in should have 12V. One is the signal from the Body Control Module and the 4th is the output to lights.

When you toggle between high/low beams, does the instrument cluster show the brights going on and off?

Are these headlights completely stock? No HIDS, No little boxes plugged into the headlight harness, etc... Have you actually checked for voltage at the bulb socket?

[ryaleon]

Yes I have swapped the low and high relays. Both lows are not working and both highs are. When I toggle yes the blue high symbol shows on the cluster. They are 100% stock. Worked fine one day, then the next day nothing.

[HUMTECH]

I would start by checking power and ground at headlight connector to see what circuit to chase

[HUMTECH]

Then check for ground signal coming from bcm to the relay. If no ground check for ground signal to the bcm from the switch, if no ground from switch you will need a switch, if you have ground from the switch and none from bcm to the relay you need a bcm