High beams won't work and when I pull the switch to put them on my low beam headlights go off

Asked by Ivy May 03, 2018 at 01:51 AM about the 2012 Ford Escape Limited FWD

Question type: Maintenance & Repair

2012 ford escape I hit a deer and had to replace
my passenger bulb,when I replaced the bulb my
lights will go off if I engage the high beams but low
beams work fine. I also replaced the whole
headlight what else can it be

3 Answers

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Check your fuses. Your low beams disengage when your high beams engage and it sounds like your high beam fuse is blown

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On the side of the center console next to passengers seat. On your manual page 247-248

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