I'm having a weird issue with a headlight on a Chevy Cruze. The headlights use an H13 bulb. Not my favorite bulb, to say the least.
The vehicle had what appeared to be the stock halogen bulbs in it. I replaced the passenger side with an LED bulb. No problems, high and low beams come on without issue. I then tried to replace the driver's side bulb. The high beam works normally. But the low beam will not come on. It appears the bulb is not getting power while the low beams are on. The fan won't spin up. It's not the LED bulb. I switched back and forth and both LEDs work in the passenger side. Both show the same malfunction on the driver's side. I reinstalled the halogen bulb in the driver's side for now and it works fine.
For a short while, I was able to get the driver's side LED to work properly, but it was obvious it was flaky. That's when I replaced it with the stock halogen for now and realized I was going to have to consult with you guys to see if you have any ideas.
I know it could be a relay issue. Does each side have its own low beam relay, though? And if it is the relay, why does the stock halogen work fine? This one has me stumped.