I have a 1995 dodge Dakota have replaced the headlight switch 5 times and I either get headlights or parking and tail lights not all at the same time like it should be. Any body know what this could be?

Marvin

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• Posted on Dec 03, 2008

SOURCE: 1995 Dodge Dakota headlight problems

I will assume you have tested the bulbs, if so replace the head light switch, make sure the connector is not melted or burnt, if it is you will need to buy a kit from Dodge and repair the wiring harness.

SOURCE: Headlights won't come on intermittently 2005 Dodge Caravan

Quite possibly the switch, Dodge minivans also have a front control module located under the hood, it attaches directly to the underhood fusebox, if a switch doesn't fix it I would look there.

SOURCE: My 2001 Dodge Dakota pickup, No headlights.

There is a fuse you may have more then one fuse box look under the hood & under the dash. Most of the time Chrysler will just put a number next to the fuses. Go to your owners manual & see what number is your head light fuse. If you still can't find the right fuse take your test light & check both side of each fuse if one side lights up & one side does not replace it with the same size fuse.

SOURCE: The tail lights wont stay

check for voltage goint to the taillights, if yes take a good look at the grounds

SOURCE: Hi. I have a 98 Dodge Dakota Sport. Just the tail (rear parking) lights are out. Bulbs are good, fuses are good, we even tried replacing the headlight switch-was good. Turn signals, brake lights, haza

may have a broken connection in the socket where the bulb goes