Need photo/diagram of under dash fuse box for a 1994 Dodge Dakota I have no owners manual and each fuse location states to look in owners manual for that fuse. Same Vehicle. When my headlights are on high beam for approx 2 minutes, my headlights go OUT. Running lights stay lit however headlights go out, then back on, then back off. This continues as long as the high beam is on. Once I go to low beam, the headlights stay on. Any suggestions would be appreciated. I have checked ground and fuse under hood, all are (or appear) to be good.

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Hi manolonusa,

It may have something to do with your headlights, but my first thought is they are just a symptom of another problem.

I'd check on the alternator. If the ALT fails, a good battery will keep the car running for quite a while. Sometimes the first symptoms are the dimming of the headlights. So:

• Make sure belts are tight.
  
• Get a meter and test the output voltage while its running (be careful when doing this).
• Check the voltage at the battery when stopped and when running.
• Same thing with headlights on and off.

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they have an updated headlight switch at the dealer with the wire harness if you replace both these items your problem will be solved..

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you likely have the wrong bulb in the headlight

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Yes it could be your low beam that is out. Could also be a fuse that is blown I would check the bulb first then the fuse, if neither of those then it is the relay for the high and low beam

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Check the headlight switch to make sure that the connections or internal connections aren't corroded. This was a major problem for older fords, so it would be good to check it anyway.