Headlights Problems of Dodge RAM

The contact owns a 2006 Dodge Ram. The contact was driving 40 mph when the front passenger side headlight failed. The contact then pulled over to check the headlights but only the high beams were operable. The vehicle was not diagnosed for the failure. The bulb was replaced but the headlights were still inoperable. The dealer was not contacted. The failure mileage was 128,000 and the current mileage was 128,100.

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Dt: consumer states: the headlight switch keeps burning up in his 1996 Dodge Ram truck. It is burning the wire harness that goes to the headlight switch. It could go out at any time. He had it replaced about 3-4 months ago and it is out again. He has talked to the dealer and they have made a special wire harness to splice into the wiring on the truck. They have had a lot of problems with this same thing. The dealer said Chrysler was aware of the problem. He can be going down the road, and the lights will just go out. You can park it for a while, when you come back to start the car and switch on the headlights the headlights will not work. The last time he had it replaced, the wiring had melted the insulation.

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Consumer stated that while driving headlamps went out, and they won't come back on. He checked the fuses and other parts and nothing worked. This happened on Friday. All the inside panel lights were on. He was not able to drive vehicle at night.

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While driving at any speed and without warning the headlights will intermittently work. Dealer notified. * ts.

Consumer stated that while driving, adjusting the position of the steering wheel "one notch" down and the headlights failed. Consumer then adjusting wheel "one notch" up and the headlights came back on. Vehicle is currently being serviced by dealer. Ts.

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Headlight "winked" off and on several times then quit working, they returned to normal operation after about 10 min. Dt.

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When switched from hi beam to low complete loss of headlights.

Headlights failed to remain on while in operation. Dealership has informed consumer that this vehicle was not included in recall 99v024000, and cause for this problem was unknown.

Went to dealer twice. They said it wasn't under warranty. The time before my high beams were the only lights that came on. I am very upset because I bought it used and I haven't had it for a year yet and I'm making repairs. Isn't there something wrong with that?.

During failure all of the warning lights flash the transmission goes haywire and the tachometer goes haywire. This truck has been at three different shops, we have changed out the transmission relay, the headlight lamp, serviced the transmisison and still cannot find the cause. In addition, we have replace a radio which has shorted out and the fuel indicator doesn't work. Both of which failed before the truck was three years old, unfortuneately just out of warranty.

Headlamp switch and connector melted, amperage overload, reinstalled relay assembly and headlamp switch, notified by dealer that there is no recall on this, yet they are aware of the problem because they have redesigned the relay assembly.

The headlights went out when I changed to high beams. I pulled off and cycle the switch and they came on. This happened several times. I continued to drive with just the low beams. The dealer said the "multi-function switch" had failed and replaced it. I think it is only fortunate that an accident did not occur.

While driving with the signal lights on, they may go off, also experience problems with high beams and the low beams.

Headlights come on and off intermittently, causing poor visibility.

While driving using headlights go out, and driver is unable to have complete view.

While traveling at night with high beams dimmerd high light for another vehicle to pass. However, headlight system failed without any indication, causing poor visibility, and resulting in loss control of vehicle. Please provide further information.