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No dipped/low beam.Mot sson please help

Car  Clio Mk3 1.4 16v
Hi Guy's
Im a long time reader,first time poster in need of some help please.
My low beam has stopped working on my 53 plate clio.
I have checked all the fuses and they are fine and I have wiggled all the wiring but there doesnt seem to be any lose connections.
When I switch from side lights to low beam you can hear a relay click but the lights dont come on and the dipped beam light in the dash board doesnt light up.
All other lights work just fine including high beam.
I am rather poor and my mot is due soon so I am deperately in need of any advice you may have.
Thanks for your time.

Si
 
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I would thoroughly test every fuse, the ones in the engine bay aswell as the ones beside the glove box.
 
Worth checking the relays under the passenger footwell/dash area? I think they control the lights, maybe if one was locked loose or something by mates with banana feet.

I have checked and they are not loose.However I do want to buy a couple so I can rule out a dodgy relay. Just got to find out what part number they are then off to ebay.
 
Right a quick update.
Iv checked all fuses and they are fine.
While checking the fuses I stuck a meter on the fuse contacts for the low beam near the glove box and when I switched on the low beam the meter showed power to the fuse.
So now I know its not the fuses or the stalk/switch.
Are the fuses before or after the relays elecrticaly ?
Any help would be much apreciated thanks.

Si
 
PROBLEM SOLVED YEY.
It turned out to be a combination of a dodgy relay and a lose conection where the relay plugged in.
I only found out by accident when I left the lights on while messing with the relays.
Thanks again for the help guy's.

Si
 
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