I have an '02 dodge intrepid with a flickering light problem, and i mean problem, if it lights up it flickers. I have disconnected and cleaned all the ground wires, replaced the battery and the alternator, replaced the headlight switch, and checked all relays and fuses. At this point I am not sure where to go. I would greatly appriciate any help you could give me. Thank You, Stephen

It sounds like the battery is flat, this could be because the alternator has not charged it or something has drained the battery or the battery is faulty! What lights are flickering? We're any dash lights on prior to you not being able to start the car?

yes, but oil is not flowing threw motor as efficently as it should..replace sender, and if problem persists, motor needs overhauling/replacing

the dash lights is a lose ground or power connection the wipers could be a couple things there is a wiper relay that may be going bad or the wiper motor is going bad could even be both

I would check your fuse board for a loose fuse or wire to it from the battery as sometimes vibration loosens terminals eric

Have belt and alternator checked.

Hi..........Dave.......... only one answer......... YES.......... stick a new one on..... Steve..... Botswana

I think you might want to check your oil pump if not your oil pressure sensor.

the flickering oil light is a common problem with the 2.7 engine. as long as the oil level is full and oil is changed regularly, and the light just flickers and doesnt stay on , shouldnt be a problem, or get the oil sending unit changed. the second problem car stallings sounds like either cam or crank position sensor. does the engine light come on. if so the code should tell you.

Have any of you guys checked the battery to see if it is charged enough and holding a charge. To do this check you need to use a voltage tester and the reading should be around 12.4 volts. If not make sure the battery is full with distilled water and then charge the battery.

Next you need to immediatly check to see if the alternator is charging the system adequately. If not replace it before you kill the battery again.

Also clean the terminals on the battery and on the connectors even if they don't look like they need it.

If the battery still dies you may need to replace the battery because it lost its ability to keep an adequate charge.

take to a body shop theyll be able to get the hood opened and figure out why the oil light is flickering. please email me at [email protected] if you have anymore info or ?s