Blown Fuses: Headlights are typically protected by fuses, and if both fuses were to blow at the same time, it could cause both headlights to stop working.
Faulty Wiring: An electrical issue with the wiring harness could cause both headlights to lose power.
Headlight Switch Failure: If the headlight switch fails, it could prevent both headlights from receiving power.
Faulty Headlight Relay: A faulty headlight relay could prevent power from reaching the headlights, causing them to stop working.
Aftermarket Modifications: If the CR-V has any aftermarket electrical modifications, such as custom lighting or other accessories, these could potentially cause issues with the headlight circuit and lead to both headlights failing.
To pinpoint the exact cause, it's recommended to have the vehicle inspected by a qualified auto technician or an authorized Honda dealer. They will be able to diagnose the problem and perform any necessary repairs or replacements to restore the functionality of the headlights.
