Low beam headlights barely lit?

It sounds like you have a BCM that has gone out, but we should start by checking fuse #20 interior left fuse panel (end of dash). Fuse #20 and #67 in the fuse panel under the hood. Here are the headlight wiring diagrams so you can see how the system works and where the grounds are, which should be checked. You can use this guide to help:

https://www.2carpros.com/articles/how-to-check-wiring

and

https://www.2carpros.com/articles/how-to-check-a-car-fuse

If everything is okay, I have included how to change out the BCM in the images below as well. You can get a rebuilt unit by searching google or eBay. Check out the images (below). Let us know what happens and please upload pictures or videos of the problem.

The panel door and picture number five for changing out the BCM is an airbag in my car.

I can access the fuse panel if I take that plate off underneath the steering wheel though. New symptom tonight was the one headlight started flickering so I'm thinking it's more like a harness problem or wiring connection obviously. I think I will start there and test with the ohm meter tomorrow and let you know.

Sounds good, so #5 is an airbag? Can you upload an image please? Please let me know. It still sounds like a BCM to me, but a wiring connection is possible. Also did you check the #20 fuse?

I meant the 5th picture that you had posted. I'm uploading a photo of mine saying airbag on the panel. I checked fuse number 20 under the steering wheel and it's working but it's only a 5amp which I don't think would be enough to power the aftermarket hid headlamp bulbs. One of the contacts in the connector I'm uploading a photo of is damaged and it's part of a pigtail so I'm just going to go ahead and replace that because that's at least the flickering part that just developed the other day because as soon as I touch one of the two wires it goes to flickering and besides the fact that one of the two wires the red one has the damaged contacts and it's too thin of a metal to be reliably reshaped. That's the one side and the other side the only thing I could find wrong was enough to make the problem happen and that was one of the pins in one of the connectors was pulled out, so it wasn't allowing it to work fully. I'll update again when I replace these items and see if that was the issue or not. I'm even considering going back to factory bulbs because the car was bought and used so very well factory bulbs could be sufficient just not sure yet. Will update. Couldn't find a fuse 67 under the hood as you can see in the picture of the diagram.

Thanks for the images, yep that is an airbag, it must have been an option or a midyear change. Fuse 62 is in the fuse panel under the hood. This sounds like a connection problem or a bad BCM to me.

You said 67 the first time. Either way I uploaded the picture of the diagram of the fuse panel up underneath the hood and it does not have 67 or 62.

And as I stated in my previous post each side had a damaged connection in the aftermarket adapter, I uploaded the picture of.

My bad, yes fuse 67.