i have 2004 grand cherokee and one of the headlights work but is very dim before and after i changed the bulb

Asked by dana_wilson Oct 19, 2015 at 06:05 PM about the 2004 Jeep Grand Cherokee

Question type: Maintenance & Repair

both headlights worked when I got the jeep and the driver side is normal headlight and passanger is led headlight (it was like that when I bought it) but the passanger (led) light barely works on dim. ive changed the bulb twice thinking the first time that it might have been bad bulb.someone told me there is a box under headlight but auto store says with that year there isn't so I would like to know with it being led could it be or what other solution could it be

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finance25 answered 8 years ago

someone may have changed them over to xenon headlight its a plug and play check the plug for any damage connection those xenon headlight draw 2 many wattage if so just go back to the regular bulbs which are cheaper

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Rowefast answered 8 years ago

If you are to try and keep the leds make sure you have good ground connections, clean them up and see what happens...Also should check engine & battery grounds also the ground that runs to the body.

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