How do i change the bulb on my right side my brights work but my dim lites don't. how do i get the lens off to change it:? I have a dodge caravan 2005

The wires and possibly bulbs are in the wrong sockets. Just swap0 them, high for low and low for high.

Check to make sure all bulbs are lighted and none are burned out, Check all light side, parking, brake, turn signal, headlight, bright and dim, interior lights, fog lights. 4-way flashers

You have a bad ground wire in the headlight wire harness

you may just need to change a fuse or two

try replacing bulbs sounds like the dim elements in bulb are bad

please explain in queens english ,i think you have a bulb gone on one side on beam and the other bulb has the dip side of the bulb blown ,but without a proper description i cannot be of any more help

any time you see a dim headlight it is caused by a loose,or missing,or dirty ground to that light.

It could well be a relay.

If it's like mine, the clear lens "rocks" on two pins to turn the light on and off. Two integrated clips on the white lens attach to the pins.

On the outboard side of the rocker switch/lens is a small slot for a screwdriver slot. You can see it if you use a really bright flashlight (LED or Surefire style.) CAREFULLY slip a blade in there and pry the lens off the pins that it rocks on. There is a pin on each side, and the lens has a clip on each side.

There is a plastic positioning "tongue" on the forward part of the lens that slides out as you ease the lens out of position. So don't just yank that critter out.

The guys at Auto Zone said the goofy bulb under there is propriety to Chrysler, so you'll have to get a new one from a dealer, apparently.

Mine was just scorched a bit, and turning it slightly had it working again. Then I carefully put the lens back in.

I would post a pic that would make this entirely self-explanatory, but they won't let me. Bulb is #578 and i got it at advance auto parts for $4. auto zone doesn't stock it

Try swapping the headlight bulbs or buying a known good bulb and testing that way. Sounds like a shorted bulb filament issue.