TOFIC

the gentlemen from the frozen north wins the golden cookie!!! it was the daytime running light module. took it off and the gooey sloppy oozzing mess showed the module had cooked off. many thanks to all for the help!!! TOFIC

never thought of that puppy will have a look and let you know many thanks a really lost newbie TOFIC

Well, looked at the Comanche this night and the plug you both mentioned is empty. There was nothing plugged into it, someone has removed it already Does anyone have any idea where to go from here? Have pictures of the wiring if I ever figure out how to post them TOFIC

Many thanks to the gentlemen that have answered this floundering person Will advise if the suggested cure works or I have to dig further TOFIC

THANKS for the tip will check this tonight but I do not recall seeing this switch anywhere under the dash. Any specific place to look for this switch?? I noticed that it looks like it should be mounted somewhere? are the wire colors in the picture very common over the years. TOFIC

Hello everyone!! a brand new newbie here, been lurking, but now I have a unique problem 1990 Comanche, 4 liter 5 speed. 125,000 miles on her As the topic suggests, the headlights stay on when I turn the truck off Here are the things I have done. New ignition switch cleaned and realigned the dimmer switch cleaned and checked the headlight switch NO LUCK tried unplugging the dimmer switch no change still on tried unplugging the headlight switch nope no luck tried unplugging the ignition switch, thought for sure this would work, nope still on. unplugged the headlight and the dimmer switch both nope no change a few simple checks and I discover it is the high beam circuit of the headlights. I am at a loss on this one, anyone got any ideas what is going on?? She ran fine and worked well for the 3 weeks I have owned it and this just started a couple of days ago. TOFIC (a canuck trying to get ready for winter)