The big yellow light inside the main headlight assembly uses a dual-filament bulb and doubles as a turn signal. The turn signal part works; the parking light part doesn't.
The small yellow light on the side of the assembly doesn't work either.
It's not a light bulb problem: when I swap the light bulbs with the left-hand (driver side) assembly, they work alright on the driver side.
It's not a fuse problem either. I tried swapping the fuses that protect the parking lights on the left-hand (good) side and the right-hand (broken) side. The fuse works alright on the driver side.
The same fuse protects the red parking lights on the rear on the car. Both of them work. When I take the fuse out, the rear-end parking lights goes off (as it should). When I plug it back in, the rear-end parking light works (again, as it should). Only the front-end yellow parking lights are broken.
I think the problem is either somewhere in the TIPM connector or in the wiring of the harness, but I don't have any schematics for either.
Do you have any schematics for the Dodge 2017 Grand Caravan? Is it a common problem? Should I start with looking at the connector or taking the fender off and looking at the harness?
Thank you in advance.
Saturday, December 6th, 2025 AT 11:35 AM




