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Originally Posted by fryzia23
Easy way to make sure your wiring is good without going deep with multimeter is to swap and connect the headlights and see if the problem moves from side to side. If it doesnt you know its something else is the issue. Could internal wiring issue inside the headlight assembly.
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Great diagnostic idea. It could also be the connector itself. The female ends could be too loose.
I can't remember if the connector is female or the part where it plugs into the headlamp
As OP was reassembling everything the connection could have become compromised. Once you try the other connector for the headlight that you're having an issue with, move it around a bit and the connector itself.