Headlights Problems of Ford Excursion

Was driving, when I turned the lights on thay would not work. Center post of the plug that connects the headlight bulb burned off on both headlights at 115000 miles. Both headlights were not working. I replaced the plugs and the lights are working.

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Car was stoped and I turned the lights on and the headlights would not turn on. The plug that the lights plug in to was replaced and the lights word. It seems that the center post on both of them had burned out.

Consumer stated that the knob that turned on and off the head lamps broke off. Consumer spoke to the dealership that he take the vehicle, and was told that this happened a lot. Also, there was a recall on the 2000 model, but not on the 2001 model, altough both had the same design.

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Front headlights fogged up, causing a distraction to consumer's view.

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High intensity headlights and high-mounted SUV/truck headlights dear NHTSA: please do something about the proliferation of dangerous and annoying high intensity headlights, and high-mounted headlights on SUV's and trucks. For anyone driving a normal car, these lights create major glare and safety problems. I suggest banning the high intensity headlights in this country (the regular halogen lights are a good balance between light generation and not blinding other drivers) and forcing the SUV manufacturers to move the headlights lower on the front of SUV's so that they do not blind oncoming or preceding drivers. Thank you!.

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The head lights failed.

Nob used to turn on and off headlights broke off in consumer's hand. Consumer can't grip nob to turn lights on and off. A tool has to be used to pull whats left out or in. Please provide any further information.

Truck has been into Ford twice, with a third appointment on 10/30/01, systems have failed 4 times now while vehicle has been traveling at highway speed. Headlights and running lights have not been on to notice if they to are affected.

While traveling, the owner has noticed that the headlights are not aimed correctly. When approaching oncoming traffic the headlights blind drivers. The dealerships has service the vehicle three times with no change in condition.

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While driving in inclement weather headlights were very dim. As a result, driver nearly had a collision due to lack of visibility.