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Chevy Equinox Generations Forum
3rd Gen : 2018-2024 Chevy Equinox
Chevy Equinox Audio & Electronics
Chevy equinox disco headlights
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<blockquote data-quote="ken68" data-source="post: 30466" data-attributes="member: 11715"><p>Hello there everyone I have a 2018 Chevy equinox I've been trying to chase a problem with the headlights and with the parts being very expensive I don't want to be using the parts cannon to fix the problem the headlights for the most part work fine but once the temperature drops below 20 F the right front headlight would flicker like a strobe light then both headlights and then both headlights will go out completely and I would have to pull over shut everything down then restart and drive for another mile or two and have the same issue I have the following codes in the body control module b2699-04 right h/l control circuit open, b2699-01 h/l control circuit short to battery b2699 h/l control circuit short to ground, b2575-04 h/l control circuit open when the temperature is warmer then 20 F everything works normal how do you fix something that works until gets cold i.dont have anywhere to work on it except the driveway and when it's cold it's kinda hard to work outside I forgot to add that there is hid headlights I'm.thinking it's the control.module on the right headlight but maybe the bulb or even both I'm favoring the module so before I go ordering parts and spending money I really can't afford any input is more then welcome I was also thinking the body module but I believe there would be other issues besides the headlights another issue I can't seem to figure out is if the problem is definitely in the right headlight why would it effect both ?</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="ken68, post: 30466, member: 11715"] Hello there everyone I have a 2018 Chevy equinox I've been trying to chase a problem with the headlights and with the parts being very expensive I don't want to be using the parts cannon to fix the problem the headlights for the most part work fine but once the temperature drops below 20 F the right front headlight would flicker like a strobe light then both headlights and then both headlights will go out completely and I would have to pull over shut everything down then restart and drive for another mile or two and have the same issue I have the following codes in the body control module b2699-04 right h/l control circuit open, b2699-01 h/l control circuit short to battery b2699 h/l control circuit short to ground, b2575-04 h/l control circuit open when the temperature is warmer then 20 F everything works normal how do you fix something that works until gets cold i.dont have anywhere to work on it except the driveway and when it's cold it's kinda hard to work outside I forgot to add that there is hid headlights I'm.thinking it's the control.module on the right headlight but maybe the bulb or even both I'm favoring the module so before I go ordering parts and spending money I really can't afford any input is more then welcome I was also thinking the body module but I believe there would be other issues besides the headlights another issue I can't seem to figure out is if the problem is definitely in the right headlight why would it effect both ? [/QUOTE]
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Chevy Equinox Generations Forum
3rd Gen : 2018-2024 Chevy Equinox
Chevy Equinox Audio & Electronics
Chevy equinox disco headlights
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