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'07 Dodge 3500 no low beams

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LwnmwnMan2 Grand Master

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I've got a 2007 Dodge Ram 3500 with no low beams.

Running lights work, high beams work, but when you click over to low beams, no lights.

Yes I run a plow on this truck, but we've run a plow for 2 years now and no issues, so I don't believe that's the culprit.

I can't seem to find any relays, and I'm afraid that it's all tied into the TIPM as was when I had a short in one of the signal wires.

Any ideas?

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the relay should be under the hood on the drivers side. if you look in the manual it will identify which relay operates the lights. one thing i think i would do is to try and replace the bulbs. while it might seem like it is too obvious, could be as simple as that. ihate these issues but bulbs are the cheapest and simplest thing to do. good luck

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I pulled the bulbs, put in new ones, still no low beams.

Tomorrow at 11, it goes to the dealership, which I'm sure will blame it on the plow harness and void the warranty.

For all the bad mouthing of a large automotive group people always heard in general, I'll say I had a great relationship with the service department and would have already had this fixed under warranty.

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Tomorrow at 11, it goes to the dealership, which I'm sure will blame it on the plow harness and void the warranty.

For all the bad mouthing of a large automotive group people always heard in general, I'll say I had a great relationship with the service department and would have already had this fixed under warranty.

Not sure which dealer your going to as the FL one is gone, but if you have any issues I have had great service from the Blaine dealership on multiple occasions.

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