1. Faulty bulb: The low beam headlight bulb or the driver's side high beam bulb could be faulty and need replacement. Check the bulbs for any damage or discoloration.
2. Malfunctioning switch: The headlight switch or the multi-function stalk may be malfunctioning, preventing the low beam or driver's side high beam from working properly.
3. Electrical issue: There may be a loose connection, blown fuse, or faulty relay related to the low beam or driver's side high beam circuit. Check the wiring and electrical components for any issues.
4. Damaged reflector or lens: The low beam reflector or lens may be damaged, preventing the light from being properly projected. Check the condition of the headlight assembly.
5. Issues with the headlight housing: The headlight housing itself could be damaged or misaligned, affecting the positioning of the low beam and driver's side high beam.
6. Problems with the headlight adjustment: The headlights might be misaligned, causing the low beam and driver's side high beam to be aimed incorrectly.
It is recommended to have a qualified mechanic or automotive electrician inspect the vehicle's headlight system to identify the exact cause of the issue and perform any necessary repairs or replacements.
