Not being a car electrics expert, but if the normal beam works, checking the
fuses you checked is hardly going to be the place to look. I'd have though
that they would be only switching a single pole in any case so maybe one
needs to be a bit more discriminating when following the wiring.

Id be first tempted to look for exposed wires that might have suffered
some damage before giving up though.
Brian

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Car electrics... gha!

The offside low beam headlight on my Noosan Tino 1.8, 2001 has stopped
working

I checked the single-filament bulb. It's fine

I checcked for voltage to the connectors. There is no voltage at the
connectors when the headlights are switched on.

I found two 15A fuses. one labeled headlight/L and headlight/R. They
appear
fine and I swapped them over and there was no difference.

The Haynes manual lighting circuit diagram shows a headlight relay, but
doesn't tell me where it is located.

I found a ralay named MAIN inder the bonnet in a nearside fusebox, but
it's
not the main beam that has quit. There are other relays in the same
fusebox
but none of thjem are labeleled 'healight'.

Can anyone tell if there is an offside low beam relay and where it is
located?

There is a box offside in the engine compartment with a few relays but it
doesn't say what they are. And they do not pull out easily. They are so
securely in place, I was afraid I'd break something if I forced them free.

There are a couple of relays hidden behind the facia under the steering
wheel.

Also, I was surprised to find no 'headlight relay' for a Nissan Tino being
offered on eBay.

Many thanks,

JD