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What should I do first. They are Polarg, and the Bright Lights still work. Now I know I've just read threads about people who went back to stock and this has happened. But I haven't touched the car recently or got into an accident, so my question is, if this was your car, what would be the first thing you do???

Yeah, yea, yeah, I probably should have searched, but I'm lazy as hell, and you guys can probably give me better advice to my particular situation. Thanks in advance.

 
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jason, try chekcing your fuses

if not, then i would go swap to the factory lights first, and see what's up

 
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Yeah, I still have an old Nokya that works, I was gonna try switching it out with that one, and if nothing, then I'll be posting here again...

 
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each headlight gets its own 15? fuse

So, if your highs work... Then the fuse is fine... The fillment is mostlikley ****ed up, So u need a diff bulb

 
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That's what I'm thinking, still need to switch the bulbs. Damn Christmas Lights...

 
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it's alwasy good the check the fuse, it's easy and simple

when a fuse blows on h4, it still releases some what of a current, but weak

 
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The same thing happened to me last week. My passenger side Low beam went out but high beam would work. So I went and just got new bulbs for passenger and driver (so they match) and now it works fine. So your problem should just be the bulb.

I got Eurolite Xenon Plasma or something like that. It's whiter than stock bulbs which I used to have.

One problem I have is now my passenger side light is aimed up more and not so much on the road. Is there anyway I can fix this myself or do I have to go to the dealer?

 
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Yeah, it was the bulb. (The fuse ) I took it out and you can see the wire was burnt for the low beam. So, just went back to stock, cause appearantly, I didn't have an extra bulb. Thanks guys for the replies.