Headlight Switch Problems of Chrysler 300

The contact owns a 2005 Chrysler 300. While driving, the exterior lighting began to flicker. The contact stated that the headlight switch was replaced, but the failure recurred. The vehicle was not diagnosed or repaired. The manufacturer was not notified of the failure. The failure mileage was approximately 90,000.

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The headlight switch is faulty. The headlights begin to flash and will not stay on. This is extremely dangerous!.

While driving automobile, noticed headlamps & dash lights dimming and shutting off. Turned headlight switch off and on several times, which resulted in the headlamps turning back on. The problem seems to be occuring more frequently.

I was driving the car and the headlights shut off, dash lights went out and warning lights on the dash started lighting up and blinking on the dash. In addition, the gauges all dropped to zero and then returned after a few seconds. Everything returned to normal after a few seconds except the headlights. The headlights returned when switched to on instead of auto (it was dark outside). This all happened while the car was in motion at 60mph. After the car was parked and engine shut down, I restarted it and the headlights worked properly in the auto setting again. This problem replicated itself 2 weeks after the first incident. Again, headlights shut off while driving in the dark.

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While driving my headlights and interior lights will just turn off. This is very dangerous. I have found other Chrysler owners on the website with the same issue. Please help. Below is what I found on the website. 1. I have a 2005 chrylser 300 touring and over the weekend on Saturday night I was out driving down the highway and my headlights began to flicker & completely went out! when the lights went out it was for a moment but at night without headlights (on a dark road) a few seconds, etc. Seems like an eternity. Than they started to flicker off/on and go out again, before they stayed on; like this expensive car that I paid my money for should be doing. It is a danger that could very well cause an accident!! if not a recall than Chrysler should have the professional courtesy to send out a letter about this hazzardous/dangerous defect that requires us to pay for this so-called unforseen deficiency! no one from a corporate stand point can say that this is a dangerous and we should send letters too besides posting it on the internet (not everyone is internet savvy). I feel that when the car was built this problem should have been foreseen and I am not pleased with the way Chrysler, as a whole entity, is attempting to resolve this defect. Diamond40, berlin, MD, USA 2. I love my 300 had it since it was brand new. . Last month I notice my lights blinking in the middle of the day when I was behind a big truck. Since then it appears to happen almost everytime I start the car and tends to go away after 30 minutes of running. At night it is very dangerous. The lights will blink and sometimes go completely off. . When I turn them off they come back on. . Then go out again I turn the switch and they come back on. . Sometimes the dash lights also go completely out and other times they go from dim to bright and back to dim. - bill m. , richmond, va, USA.

Tl- the contact owns a 2006 Chrysler 300. The contact stated whenever driving various speeds at night the headlights would illuminate intermittently. The vehicle was taken to an independent mechanic on three occasions. The dimmer switch was replaced and the failure persisted after the vehicle was repaired. The technician was unable to locate or duplicate the failure. The manufacturer was notified of the defect. The approximate failure mileage was 96,000. Rvk.

Hid headlights randomly flicker on and off. Occasionally while driving at night the lights will turn off. When switch is in automatic mode, the lights will randomly flicker in both daylight and nighttime.

When I turn on the headlights, the headlights and interior lights flash in intensity, and brightness. The result of this hazard is that it distracts the driver of my car, and any driver on the road who come into view of the Chrysler 300. This condition is amplified by switching head lights from low to high beam. The Chrysler corporation has been aware of this problem since january12, 2005. This is a serious hazard and affects the safe operation of this vehicle. Why hasn't there been a recall to give relief and safety in this matter????????????????????????????????????????.