Headlights Problems of Dodge Intrepid - part 2

Sun roof- problem existed at time of sale, dealer aware that parts were defective and no replacements available. Still not fixed as of 5/24/1999. Car drifted to the left on flat roads and crowned highways-right lane. Drift was severe. Full lane change within 300 ft or less. Dealer response- all components set to manufacturer's specs. Nothing he can do. Last trip in March 1999 dealer noticed wear on tires and rotated them. Also ordered power steering pump and a steering idler arm. Car does not drift anymore. Front end has had a vibration from day 1. Dealer can't seem to notice it of find out the cause. Changed tires, rotated tires, checked on brake discs, etc. Still no full solution. Vibration is less the first noticed but still present at 5/24/99. Some was corrected 12/08/1997, more remains. Lights do not seem to be bright enough or the throw pattern is wrong. Leaves blind, bark areas in front of car especially the high beams. Dealer response: lights are set according to specs. They seem to throw lights more upward-short range and to the sides. Oncoming traffic complaints.

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Headlights do not operate properly on bright beam. When put on dim beam consumer can see a little better. Dealer contacted and repairwork has been done. Problem still exists. Dealer states nothing else can be done to remedy the problem.

Low/high beams too dim.

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When driving at night consumer having is a hard time with seeing the road (poor visibility) due to the headlights being too low and will not stay illuminated. Consumer contacted the dealer and the dealer adjusted the height on 2 separate occasions, but it did not solve problem. Consumer claims headlights need to be replaced.

Healights provide insufficient lighting, causing poor visibility also moisture enters headlight lenses.

Head lights seem to be too diffused for safe night driving.

Vehicle has a problem with the headlight and dimmer, when turnning the dimmer the headlights will shut off. Dealer has been contacted.

These headlight are pathetic for a 1997 vehicle! they are not bright enough, especially on high beam. Not safe to drive at night in rural areas. My old 1984 firebird headlights are much better!!! also, the lenses are clouded, not clear but wasn't much better before they were clouded. Dodge should remedy this somehow.

The headlights were dull, making visibility impossible. The dealer was contacted. Ts scc.

When changing headlight bulbs the area around the screw head breaks away making the bracket useless.

While driving headlights will sporadically go out for about 15 seconds, then come back on. Dealer has seen vehicle, and couldn't find the cause of the problem.

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Headlights malfunctioned, causing poor nighttime visibility, especially during rainy weather.

The headlights, both high and low, produce insufficient/extremely diffused light, affecting night vision.

The headlights illumination became dim because of discoloration in the headlights lenses. This reduced consumer's visibility of the road. Although the cause of the lens discoloration was yet to be determined dealership indicated that this was a common problem with these vehicles.

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Headlights are very dim and not bright enough to see at night. Problem has been reported to the dealer. Dealer not able to rectify the problem.

The headlights fill with condensation making their light output minimal and dangerous at night. They are $300 for a new pair and I can't keep purchasing a new pair every 20,000 miles. They are delaminating and the dealer says "this is a common problem with the Intrepid" yet they won't fix it. The dealer even suggested that I purchase "illegal" high output off road use only bulbs to make up for the "poor performance". Every Intrepid I see around town has the same problem!! help!.