I had a headlight that was doing this, especially when raining/humid. Eventually it just stopped working, I put a new bulb and haven't had the problem since. You should swap the bulbs from drivers side to passenger. If the passenger side starts to flicker replace the bulbs as a pair if you want them to match. If the drivers side continues to flicker even after the swap could be the ballast.
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Brad/Gisham,
Thanks a lot for the help guys!!! :thumb:
You are right!! I wasn't sure about the engine check light, but it only comes on when it's a 100 degree day...but then it goes off when it cools down.
It looks like I'll have these things fixed for maybe a couple of hundred bucks
...(Instead of ~$4000 :? )
Yeah, I think their suggested replacement of the LCM is total BS. :roll:
Also,
My 105K service is coming up, have you guys had this yet? I think I'll be trying to do the bulk of this myself.
Thanks a lot for the help guys!!! :thumb:
You are right!! I wasn't sure about the engine check light, but it only comes on when it's a 100 degree day...but then it goes off when it cools down.
It looks like I'll have these things fixed for maybe a couple of hundred bucks
...(Instead of ~$4000 :? )Yeah, I think their suggested replacement of the LCM is total BS. :roll:
Also,
My 105K service is coming up, have you guys had this yet? I think I'll be trying to do the bulk of this myself.
i am glad to help someone out- the only thing i would have the dealership troubleshoot is electrical gremelins, and that is just because i dont have the testing equipment or the expertise to identify the faulty compnants- The mechanical stuff is just monkey work for the most part- if you have a nominal amount of tools and mechanical know how you can do all the basic maintenance on these vehicles-
That said im not rebuilding a tranny in my carport but coolant lines, fluid changes, belts, plugs...ect are not difficult.
And now with Arnott selling air shocks for 1/3 of the dealer price it really takes the sting out of losing one of those too-
That said im not rebuilding a tranny in my carport
but coolant lines, fluid changes, belts, plugs...ect are not difficult.And now with Arnott selling air shocks for 1/3 of the dealer price it really takes the sting out of losing one of those too-
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