Re: Replaced drivers side bulb hih intensity,bulb comes...
Doesn't sound like the light is the problem. This can be the ballast, aka transformer. Try to interchange the other headlight and see if it duplicates the problem before buying a HID bulb.
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Are you sure you replaced the bulbs with the same brand/model as on the passenger side? There are a lot of different versions with different light colors and intensities.
If so, have you made sure there is no water vapor in the headlight housing, and that the silvering inside is not degraded?
I would suspect the bulb is at fault or the connector to the bulb, but you don't say the type of headlights you have so that handicaps my diagnosis. As for aftermarket so called high intensity bulbs I would stay away from them.
This is a very common problem with these vans and it is caused by a faulty front control module. The front control module is the silver box attached to the front side of the underhood fuse box and it will need replacing. It's just held in place with screws.
it sounds as though there is a loose connection on the passenger side. Check socket and switch bulbs from driver and passenger side. hope this helps tim
hi, this is a shorted wire harness. the wire clip that attaches to the back of the bulb has a short in its housing. you will need to replace the headlight wiring harness. thiswill fix the flickering.
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