Last weekend, my BF and I went to a dark sky area to do night photography. Because his night vision leaves something to be desired, on the way back home I drove his car, a 2018 Stinger Base AWD on a long, winding, country road and I could not get the high beams to turn on. Came home and checked fuses (under hood 10A for hi beam relay), pulled one of the headlights out (to find that it is single filament), tried messing with the stalk and such, no luck.
The high beam light comes on in the instrument cluster, it does not matter if it is in Auto/Manual headlight mode. I assume Kia is using some type of visor internal to the projector to change from low to high beam? The fuse mentions "High Beam Relay" but I cannot find a relay for the high beams. Neither side responds so I am thinking it may be electrical and not a failure of the high beams on the individual lamps.
Anyone have any ideas before I have him take it to the dealer. Car is at 64k miles so it is no longer bumper to bumper, although it was bought in the last 3 months from Autonation so I may give them a call to see if they will consider fixing it at a reduced rate.
The high beam light comes on in the instrument cluster, it does not matter if it is in Auto/Manual headlight mode. I assume Kia is using some type of visor internal to the projector to change from low to high beam? The fuse mentions "High Beam Relay" but I cannot find a relay for the high beams. Neither side responds so I am thinking it may be electrical and not a failure of the high beams on the individual lamps.
Anyone have any ideas before I have him take it to the dealer. Car is at 64k miles so it is no longer bumper to bumper, although it was bought in the last 3 months from Autonation so I may give them a call to see if they will consider fixing it at a reduced rate.