blows no air no cold no hot air neither we live in Minnesota its cold,no lo beams come on only high beam

Asked by Michele Jan 28, 2015 at 02:09 PM about the 2003 Dodge RAM 1500

Question type: Maintenance & Repair

two things going on low beams dont
work hi beams do and also not sure
what it is but does not blow any air at
all no hot no cold

3 Answers

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start by checking all fuses and relays. if they are good, then suspect the blower motor and the low beam bulbs.

30,090

odd that both would go at once, could be the dimmer switch itself. on some models it is near the bottom of the steering column connected to the lever with a linkage.

Wow this is funny I had/have the same problem. The lights only failed me once. I switched from low to high and rode with high beams for awhile next time out no problem. It was after several days of rain.

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