Re: 2004 Durgano Headlights Hang On Occassionally

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Re: 2004 Durgano Headlights Hang On Occassionally

TBone

31 May 2007 20:01

> > Y'all are right .... it's a feature. Probably tells me that in the owners
> > manual someplace. Thanks for the info and not just telling me to RTFM. ;>)
>
> No problem... you're not the first to suffer from cellophanitis (the morbid
> fear of removing the wrapping from the owner's manual) :^)

You mean that wrapper actually comes off????? Next thing you will be saying
is that the FSM is actually supposed to be removed from its shipping box.

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Tom Lawrence	31 May 2007 19:12
> Y'all are right .... it's a feature. Probably tells me that in the owners > manual someplace. Thanks for the info and not just telling me to RTFM. ;>) No problem... you're not the first to suffer from cellophanitis (the morbid fear of removing the wrapping from the owner's manual) :^)

Fred Mayfield	31 May 2007 11:46
Y'all are right .... it's a feature. Probably tells me that in the owners manual someplace. Thanks for the info and not just telling me to RTFM. ;>) > On a 2004 Durango every couple of weeks when I turn the headlights off the > lights actually stay on. If I turn the switch back on and then off I hear a [quoted text clipped - 4 lines] > > Fredman

Fred Mayfield	30 May 2007 03:08
On a 2004 Durango every couple of weeks when I turn the headlights off the lights actually stay on. If I turn the switch back on and then off I hear a relay (or I think I do) and the lights go off. Is this typically a switch, a relay or some other really expensive component? -- Fredman

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