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After turning the ignition off, the daytime running lights stay on and wont shut off at all. I have pulled the 40 amp fuse to the headlight system just to get them off. It also smells like something is very hot inside the car as well 1998 dodge neon lights will not turn off and a burning type smell dash. only way turn turn them off is to remove the fuse after I turn the car off.

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  • ben hearns Sep 07, 2008

    Same type of promblem off a 1996 neon.
    My headlights will not shut off, I have to pull the 4oamp fues to get the lights to turn off.

  • Anonymous Sep 16, 2008

    I have the same problem. I was pulling the fuse but that was a pain in the **** so I hocked up a switch to the fuse and have it come into the car buy the light switch so I have to remember to turn it off manualy . But they tell me it is probably the daytime running lamps module and everyone says that it is under the instrument panel but it is not. Can not seem to get any help infind out where it is or finding a diagram everyone wants money and I can not afford to take it to a garage so if any one can help that would be very appreciated. Vickie

  • Anonymous Mar 14, 2014

    2001 dodge neon smells like burning rubber

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The daytime runnling light module is in the dash under cigarette lighter i got my module for 10 bucks at a junk yard

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I have a 96 neon and the fuses are 10 or 15 amp. I would check the fuse cover and make sure your fuse isn't too high

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