Low beams flicker. high beams work and no other lighting issues
The most likely cause of this is a failing Central Timer Module (CTM). The CTM directly supplies power to the headlamps and dash illumination. The head lamp switch sends a signal to the CTM, and then the CTM sends power to the lamps. Replacing the CTM should take care of this.
SOURCE: 2003 dodge ram deisel change fcm no change.still
sounds like fuseblock underhood is faulty..front control module is on fuseblock
SOURCE: One of my Headlight not working during low beam
replace both headlight bulbs
each bulb has two filiments inside the bad bulb has a burned out filiment but, they should be replaced as a pair
and, do not touch the glass with your fingers
the oil from your fingers can cause the bulb to fail
SOURCE: 02 dodge caravan headlights
SOUNDS LIKE INTEGRATED POWER MODULE(UNDERHOOD FUSEBLOCK)IS DEFECTIVE..ALSO CHECK FOR CORRODED TERMINALS IN CONNECTORS ON FUSEBLOCK..HAVE SEEN THIS BEFORE AND NEW FUSEBLOCK WAS NEEDED AND REPAIRED PROBLEM
SOURCE: 2001 dodge dakota lights flicker
check for battery short inside battery have some one check for ac voltage in battery and alternator out put,,,headlight switch would be next to check or replace
SOURCE: Headlights sometimes cut out on a 1993 Dodge Dakota pickup
you may have a bad ground wire up by the head lights the ground spot should be with in a foot of one or the head ligghts
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