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01-14-07, 12:42 PM

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Plymouth Voyager

I had a problem this morning my headlights just quit working I still have tail lights, and blinkers. Someone told me it could be the relay switch but this weekend we had alot of rain and the roads are flooded could that have caused my lights to quit working? Its a 97.

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01-14-07, 01:46 PM

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You would not believe the number of people who do not realize that one headlight is burned out until the other one goes. If you cannot remember ever replacing a headlight on your Voyager, buy and install one and see if that cures half the problem. Then buy a second bulb and repeat. If you have access to a volt meter, you could check the connector at the bulb and if you show power with the headlight switch on, the bulbs are shot.

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