Loss of headlight illumination nhtsa preliminary evaluation #pe10022 low beams very dim, high beams only work when turn indicator is held in a forward location. without high beams i can not drive at night, holding the high beam on via the turn indicator causes dangerous driving. if driving or stationary the low beams do not work. we purchased this vehicle used in 2015, the problem did not happen until 2016, so we were not aware of the recall, as the recall was considered closed in 2015.
Tl*the contact owns a 2007 dodge caravan. the air bag light illuminates intermittently. the light remains illuminated for 20 seconds or 30 minutes. the contact has taken the vehicle to the dealer on approximately four occasions. the first time, they performed a diagnostic and the vehicle passed. the second time, the dealer replaced the clockspring. the third and fourth times, they could not duplicate the failure. the failure mileage was 3,618 and current mileage was 9,000. the consumer stated since the incident was reported chrysler refunded one month's payment and repaired/replaced the clock spring again on 10/17/07 or 10/19/07. and yet again on 11/02/07 the air bag light has since illuminated. the dealer stated rear hatch, passenger sliding door and fog lamp switch were inoperable. updated 12/12/07 *tr