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Did you find out what was causing the issue.
I’m having a similar issue on a 300s.. I can hear a sound when going from P to R also..always thought it was normal & car jerks forward when braking (only when the car is not warmed up) mine also has 37,000 miles on it.We may have found the problem!! The mini fuse was starting to melt off. I hear it’s common with chargers/Chryslers. Changed it & It’s working so far. Wonder why it melted tho. Thank you for responding😊😊
Where would I get the head light diagram? The chrysler guy sent me a diagram with “wiring information for my model’s lighting system” is that it? That diagram says that the power feed wire leads from the relay/fuse panel straight to the light assembly connection. Sorry for my ignorance, but this is complicated lol. I might just give in & pay someone to look at it & fix it.
Correct! When I plug in driver side light to the passenger, it doesn’t turn on, the problem remains. So I don’t think it is head light. I’m sure it’s a wiring issue. I spoke to a chrysler mechanic he said the relay connection feedback I get with the circuit tester sounds normal. So now I’m lost again 😩
The light that is not working was installed when tested & as I mentioned we switched that headlight to the other side & it was working no problems
The circuit tester flickers on and of when it’s touching the ground plug/pin on the right side hid relay slot. The head light was installed.
Thank you for replying. We’ve switched the ballast, bulb, and even the whole headlight to the other side but the problem remains in the passenger side. We checked the relay connection in the fuse box with a circuit tester, 2 of the power pins & 1 ground pin sends steady connection, but when testing 1 ground pin, the tester flickers on and of as if there wasn’t a steady circuit/signal. What would have to be done next? Should it be an easy fix or should I just take it to the dealer?