1997 gmc suburban Driving lights shut down

Asked by garlickygal Sep 17, 2015 at 04:34 PM about the 1997 GMC Suburban C1500

Question type: Maintenance & Repair

While driving, light switch on dash gets extremely hot ( could melt or catch
fire hot) head lights shut down.

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Have tried that. Only the head lights go off- not tail or running. Anything else we could check or try replacing?

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New headlight switch? And is the plugin melted to the switch? if so best have someone look at it, possible wires touching, or my be a bad ground somewhere, and check, replace any relay related to the lights. I myself would check these things, sounds like there is a problem to be corrected. Ordinarily, replacing the light switch should have taken care of this. Doing some resistance checks of the circuits can help pin-point a problem.

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Thank you. Will try replacing the switch again, and check relays. Appreciate your reply more than I can say as its a place to start. I'll tell you it was a scary ride over the windy road home the other night w my 94 yo mom in tow and lights shutting off unexpectedly. Could have been terrible.

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