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Car Forum / Dodge / Dodge Trucks / August 20061994 Grand Caravan Headlights
I've had issues with the headlights on my 1994 Dodge Caravan Grand LE ever since I bought my vehicle brand new. Very poor visibility at night. The lights have been checked for aligment, & I've tried different bulbs ( each claiming to be better then original), still the problem continues. The dealers tell me that there is nothing that can be done as Chrysler had poor light that year. Has anyone experienced this type of problem and found a solution? Just about everyone experienced it with many DC models around that time. My 97 RAM also has that problem and unless you want to do some serious customization, there is really little that you can do about it. Perhaps the aftermarket has a solution but I'm unaware of anything.  SignatureIf at first you don't succeed, you're not cut out for skydiving > I've had issues with the headlights on my 1994 Dodge Caravan Grand LE ever > since I bought my vehicle brand new. Very poor visibility at night. The [quoted text clipped - 3 lines] > had poor light that year. > Has anyone experienced this type of problem and found a solution? > customization, there is really little that you can do about it. Perhaps the > aftermarket has a solution but I'm unaware of anything. I solved the lighting problem on my '99 with a pair of Dick Cepek C-1000 Super Offroaders, at 210W and 750,000 candlepower each. Slightly above DOT specs, but heck - I could see for miles :) Yea, but how long does it take for the people coming the other way to be able to anything again :-) SignatureIf at first you don't succeed, you're not cut out for skydiving > > customization, there is really little that you can do about it. Perhaps > the [quoted text clipped - 3 lines] > Super Offroaders, at 210W and 750,000 candlepower each. Slightly above DOT > specs, but heck - I could see for miles :) ALmost wish I had that problem...the T+C and the new (03) 2500 both get bright beamed about every 3rd car at night....its really funny when you flash em back and they realize that was low beam.... I have this sick visual of some guy with glasses getting holes burned through the back of his headrest... > Just about everyone experienced it with many DC models around that time. My > 97 RAM also has that problem and unless you want to do some serious [quoted text clipped - 8 lines] > > had poor light that year. > > Has anyone experienced this type of problem and found a solution? Did you have the alignment on your lights checked? You didn't put some of those retarded blue glow bulbs in there, did you? SignatureIf at first you don't succeed, you're not cut out for skydiving > ALmost wish I had that problem...the T+C and the new (03) 2500 both get > bright beamed about every 3rd car at night....its really funny when you [quoted text clipped - 20 lines] > > > had poor light that year. > > > Has anyone experienced this type of problem and found a solution? > Did you have the alignment on your lights checked? You didn't put some of > those retarded blue glow bulbs in there, did you? Had the alignment checked twice, even went so far as to measure the body to insure that its not got the a.s end lower than it should be so that the angle of the beam would be aimed higher in the front.....its dead on, and if you get into another van similar, parked side by side, the aims about identical...so, its not that. Believe me, I thought about that early on...that 2500 just has some damn bright a.s beams.. And no...I didnt put in those f.cked up blue lights. Those damn things need to be illegal. Sylvania makes a new bulb called the SilverStar...I thought it was a blue bulb, and its not..now, thats one bright damn bulb right there. I put them in the wifes car, and wow, what a difference. But no...factory bulbs in both the Town and Country and the B van.. > > ALmost wish I had that problem...the T+C and the new (03) 2500 both get > > bright beamed about every 3rd car at night....its really funny when you [quoted text clipped - 21 lines] > > > > had poor light that year. > > > > Has anyone experienced this type of problem and found a solution? > I've had issues with the headlights on my 1994 Dodge Caravan Grand LE > ever since I bought my vehicle brand new. Very poor visibility at [quoted text clipped - 3 lines] > that can be done as Chrysler had poor light that year. > Has anyone experienced this type of problem and found a solution? Read this: http://www.danielsternlighting.com/tech/relays/relays.html I changed my faded, yellowish, dull lenses for new aftermarket lenses, problem solved > http://www.danielsternlighting.com/tech/relays/relays.html Could always try a HID retrofit kit ( High Intensity Discharge) they are about $500.oo Cdn > I've had issues with the headlights on my 1994 Dodge Caravan Grand LE ever > since I bought my vehicle brand new. Very poor visibility at night. The [quoted text clipped - 3 lines] > had poor light that year. > Has anyone experienced this type of problem and found a solution?
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