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In the 2015 Kia Altima, you can locate the headlight fuse inside the main fuse box situated at the front of the engine compartment. To find it, first open the hood of your car and secure it using the prop arm. The fuse box, a long black container running along the front of the battery, can then be accessed by opening the lid. Inside, you will discover an assortment of fuses and switches. Refer to the sticker with a list of codes to match the headlight fuse with the corresponding number. If you need to replace the fuse, expect to spend between $12 and $67 for a new one.
Which specific fuse or relay controls the headlamps isn't clearly identified in the manual or on the diagram.
In the 2015 Kia Optima, you can find the headlight fuse by checking inside the fuse box under the hood of the car.
Have you figured it out yet? I've searched everywhere and noticed that one of my headlight doesn't work. I've already attempted using two new bulbs, but the high beams are functioning properly.
I'm experiencing a similar issue with my 2015 Kia Optima. The headlights are not working, but the high beams are functioning fine. I replaced the bulbs, but that didn't solve the problem. I've checked both fuse boxes (by the battery and under the steering wheel) but couldn't find the fuse. I've searched online, reviewed the owner's manual, and watched several videos, but I still haven't been able to locate the fuse.
Has anyone figured out which specific fuse in the fuse box under the hood of the car controls the headlights? I am experiencing the same problem as mentioned by Rudy Preston earlier with my 2015 Kia Optima. Both headlights have stopped working, but the high beams are functional. I have already replaced the bulbs with no success. Despite searching in both fuse boxes located near the battery and under the steering wheel, I have been unable to pinpoint the correct fuse. I have checked online resources, the owner's manual, and several instructional videos to no avail. It's surprising that this crucial information seems hard to find. I hope someone can provide assistance with this frustrating issue.