Questions & Answers for: cause headlight dim dodge truck

Wiper comes on when dimming headlights When dimming headlights, windshield washer and wiper blades come on. This causes problems in the winter. in order to fix this issue u will have to replace the ...

...dim, you have a starter problem. If this is the case, smack the starter with a wooden broom handle and then see if it starts. Maybe you can get one start out of it to get it to the shop to get the ...

...corroded ground leads for head lights first before you spend any more money, most time this is the cause. first check the ground wire for the head lights and the hots and are they the right bulbs ...

...cause headlight problems have seenay times make sure all are on same side where as plugs will plug in on a or b side Make sure lights are wired in parallel not in series after checking for proper ...

...dim. Check that by revving the engine up a little bit and see if the headlights get any brighter. If they do not, It should be the grounds. Also, check if there any other bulbs around the truck that ...

...dim on my1992 dodge w250 truck.I have bulbs in all of the holes available.This instrument panel seems just like the one on my old 1984 dodge truck which lit up very bright. Two things you need to ...

...headlight on my pickup? Dual lamp, the bright works but not the dim open the hood , then unplug connector to bulb, then remove lock ring by twisting counter clockwise remove ring then pull blub out, ...

...dim headlight it is caused by a loose,or missing,or dirty ground to that light. chiltons has just the bible you need chapters sells them sounds like a ground problem try wiggling the connector on the ...

...Dodge Power Ram Prospector Pickup Started 2 Stall When Put In Reverse, Now It Stalls Even After Its Warmed Up I was having the same problem with my 85 Ramcharger until my alternator went out. After I ...

...headlight went out, only on dim, high beam works. I replaced the bulb but that is not the problem. doesn't seem to be the fuse, either. What could be the problem? I am assuming from your description ...