One headlight brighter than the other?

[Vicious Meistersinger]

Put the multimeter on the contacts. Driver side getting 11.5 volts and the other side getting about 10.5. So I figured that out now how can I equalize them?

[JRL]

How about putting all your problems into ONE post instead of multiple theads?
OK

[Vicious Meistersinger]

But how will that sort out the voltage issue I'm confused and feeling unloved sir

[JRL]

Not that I should, but I will ask someone who's here right now who will know where to start looking

[JRL]

I was just told you probably need a new connector on the back of the light, they go bad and cause this

[Vicious Meistersinger]

Yeah they were feeling rather loose. I was looking into it elsewhere and a bad ground was also a possibility

[Willy]

Perhaps you can measure the voltage on the rear side of the connector
or strip the insulation of the wire. A bad ground connection is possible,
but I think that, since ground connections are (often) bundled,
this may cause more than one problem.
Willy

[Astro14]

IPD sells new headlight bulb connectors. Mine have crumbled on both cars. If they're falling apart, replace them first and see where you are...

http://www.ipdusa.com/prodtype.asp?CAT_ID=1463&numRecordPosition=0

[Vicious Meistersinger]

Thanks astro I was perusing the ipd site and managed to miss those.