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Battery Went Completely Dead Whilst Driving, Now Headlights Dont Work!

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Hi

Driving to work this morning when everything on the car just cut out completely - dead

Got to side of road and turned ignition off an on again and car restarted and has so far managed to get me to the rest of way to work and back home again

Problem is that noticed on way home that I don't have any head lights - I have main beam and side lights but nothing else on either side

I'm hoping that this is just something as simple as a fuse blowing, and not something more sinister or expensive!

Any help appreciated

Cheers



Could be that the alternator is having issues. I wonder if the bulbs both blew when the car died? perhaps a power spike caised the car to die and blew the bulbs?

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