Ford Freestyle Lights and Headlights
I have a 2005 Ford Freesyle that has a problem with the head lights. The head lights turn off and on (very dim) after about 30 minutes while it is in the garage. As soon as I open the a door to see what is going inside, the head lights go back to nornal. The dealer said that it does not do it with them. Maybe it has to be dark place in order for it to do it. It starts OK. Has anyone had this problem.
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Did you try turning the headlights off (rather than to automatic)?
TSB data for: 2005 FORD FREESTYLE
Bulletin Number: 0551
Sequence Number: 10014682
Date: 20050321
Component Name: 110000 ELECTRICAL SYSTEM
Make: FORD
Model: FREESTYLE
Year: 2005
Summary: INTERMITTENT HEADLAMP FLICKER WITH NO KEY IN THE IGNITION - VEHICLES BUILT BEFORE 2/21/2005. *TT
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