Possessed headlights
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seen the same on a 92 crown vic. needed the light switch to be replaced because it had the auto-reset circuit breaker built into the switch module. Check your owners manual to see if it says what circuit breakers you have (usually in the fuse box under the dash but may be in the box under the hood depending on year model if it's not in the switch). If you have a replaceable circuit breaker, you'll need to replace that. That will fix the cutting out.
it could also be the light sensor on the dash (which is usually a bugger to get to on newer vehicles). if you disable the automatic lights and use them manually does the problem persist? If not, it's the sensor. if it continues, it's probably the circuit breaker and/or the switch.
also, what year is your Mountaineer. That will help us determine which problems may actually be happening. There may be some other issues I haven't thought of as well.
it could also be the light sensor on the dash (which is usually a bugger to get to on newer vehicles). if you disable the automatic lights and use them manually does the problem persist? If not, it's the sensor. if it continues, it's probably the circuit breaker and/or the switch.
also, what year is your Mountaineer. That will help us determine which problems may actually be happening. There may be some other issues I haven't thought of as well.
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