No dipped beams

I suppose its to be expected - you don't use it for months through the winter and something goes wrong while it sits out there in the cold....

Please, has anyone seend this particular set of symptoms?

- Both low beams out, all other front lights OK.
- No check control warning.
- Both bulbs OK.
- Both buckets deploy normally on selecting 2nd switch position.

Quick look at wiring diagram shows component A3 "LAMP CONTROL MODULE" under the steering wheel area might be a suspect as it appears to contain the operating relays. Any input gratefully received.

SG

How do you get to the Lamp Relay Module

The wiring diagram shows A3 located underneath and to the left of the steering wheel on a LHD car. Do you know where it would be exactly on RHD models? Just that taking off trim is not my specialised subject....

OK, low-beam problem solved. Posting this for future benefit of someone else.....

That's the culprit, above, courtesy of an advert for one on ebay U.S. Part number 61.35-1-383-412, 12V Lampenkontrolmodul-2. Contains, amongst other stuff, headlight activation control, dipped beam relays, fog-lamp relays, etc, etc - quite a lot in one box, hence the price tag of £305 + Vat here in the UK. (Makes the one on ebay quite a steal at $75 - if it works).

Location, for the record, is behind the glove box, which therefore has to come out in its entirety, plus all the trim underneath. There are three control modules (all the same size, think VHS casette in size) and 412 is (you guessed it) right at the top, making it the hardest one of the three to get at.