QuestionQUESTION: I have a 1998 Plymouth Grand Voyager Se,this past February my lowbeams lights began flickering on and off,while the car was off.I fiddle with the headlight switch and it stopped. Soon they began staying on,so I had to pull the fuses,to keep from having a dead battery. I have taken my car to three different dealers and Mr.Goodyear,each one told me something different.I spent over 393.00 for each one run a diagnostic,not one picked up the problem. One said,BMC module another one headight dimmer switch, if they had to guess.One said, he thought it might be the anti-theft switch.Well,I'am running out of money,I don't want to spend money for the part I may not need."What caused the lowbeam lights to stayed on.Everything else works properly on my car,except for the lowbeams
ANSWER: what kinda diog can u give me if 3 different places have looked at it what have they replaced.
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QUESTION: Nothing,was replaced,most of the meachanics didn't want me to spend money for the wrong part.My brother replaced the lowbeam relay switch,that wasn't the problem.Some of the fuses were replaced.I'am battling with cancer,therefore I can't afford to put more money into something I don't need.I have check junkyards for parts they say I may need.If it is the bmc it's 500.00 to 700.00 new,135.00 from a junkyard,plus the cost of reprogramming.The headlight/dimmer switch from 85.00 to 150.00,I'am sorry that I trouble you with this,I was searching for for answer to go in the right direction.
Answerthats the thing if u want the right direction u need to have some one with experience look at it not just some mechanic u need a Chrysler guy that is good with electrical to take a look at it. Guessing will only make u spend money on a hit and miss thing. Most of the time unless I have seen only one thing cause this I can let u know but I have not seen just one thing and the items U have said are some of them.
