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Purchased a used 2001 Chrysler Town & Country from park Jeep Chrysler in burnsville, Minnesota. The vehicle has a issue with flickering headlights, dashlights and every light on the vehicle. Brought in three times, they replaced the dashboard light switch, this did nothing for the flicker. Now they say they will not do anything to fix this issue and they told me I must have light sensitivity. This is ?!@#$% and I am upset with the way they tried to resolve the problem. The flicker is very bad for night time driving.
I have a 2001 Chrysler Voyager and the headlights flicker periodically while driving. This have been going on for several years now. I took the van to the repair shop several time but the problem has never been resolved. It can be dangerous when the lights go out while driving at night.
- the contact owns a 2001 Chrysler town and county. While driving at 30 mph the headlights turned off without warning. The contact stated that the headlights remained off for approximately 3-4 seconds. This occurred without warning. The vehicle had not been inspected to determine the reason for the failure. The current mileage was 66000.
Lexan headlamps are cloudy and reduce visibility at night. Automakers should not be allowed to use such an inadequate product. It is a safety hazard and should be corrected. This never occurred with the older sealed beam headlights.
- Ozark, MO, USA
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While driving, internal and external lights flicker off and on, unpredictably happened at least 12 times over past 6 mos. Chrysler dealer alleges nothing can be done unless they are able to replicate the problem. Dealer also said to call Chrysler directly since they can't fix it. Chrysler said dealer needs to fix it.
My 2001 Chrysler Town and country has had problems with the headlights flickering and going out for short periods of time. The happens almost every time I use my headlights at night. I put 999 as the number of incidents as a default. I do not know how many times I have driven during this problem. I have taken it to two Chrysler dealerships and they cannot fix the problem. I am very concerned that someone in my family may die as a result of this technical failure.
The headlights flickered and at times went out.. this happened for the past six months to a year. The vehicle was taken to the dealer, but they could not diagnose it. The dealer did not test drive vehicle at night. Daimler Chrysler was contacted and they knew nothing anything about it. The bulbs were changed, but problem recurred.
While driving at night headlights went out for approximately 5-10 seconds before they come back on. Consumer took vehicle to dealer, but they could not find any problems.
The headlights go out periodically without warning. They can stay off for as much as 10 seconds and this is quite dangerous since I live in the country with no street lights. Have had at the dealer's twice and can not get it resolved. They can find nothing wrong with the vehicle. This has been going on for about 6 months.
2001 Chrysler Voyager minivan; the headlights go out periodically without warning. This is a hazard. Mechanic has not been able to figure out the problem.
While driving headlights flickered intermittently. At times the headlights went out completely for a minute or two. This caused a distraction to the consumer's view during night hours. Dealership was notified, but did not resolve the problem.
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- Atlanta, GA, USA