2000 Chrysler Concorde: headlights failing or too dim

Filed Sep 19, 2014 · Lights · AZ

I was wondering if there was any kind of recall or investigation on my vehicle headlight lens I have original lenses and they are clouded over leaving night visibility very low thank you

Filed Apr 22, 2013 · Body · 98,000 miles · IA

The lifts on the hood and trunk have both been replaced because of falling. The door and headlight trim is going to have to be replaced because it has pulled completely off the doors and headlights because of shrinkage, then while driving down the interstate at 65 miles an hour the hood molding came flying off and went over the top of the car and landed in the ditch. These are defects which I feel chrysler should replace.

Filed Feb 16, 2005 · Electrical · 50,000 miles · VA

The headlights work intermittently, making the ability to see the road difficult at night, and increasing the risk of a crash. Owner will contact manufacturer. *ak this condition also exist when the vehicle is turned off. Also the dashboard lights would flicker intermittently.

Filed Jan 15, 2004 · Body · 53,000 miles · MD · crash

On july 3,2003 I took my car in for service and told them it was leaking. The car leaks at all doors and in the trunk. Also the trim around the headlights is coming out. I was told that there would be a charge of $134.49 for the headlight trim repair and $201.17 for the new door gaskets. The trunk I was not given an estimate on because they said the water doctor would need to repair that. I told them that I felt that the car was defective and I should not have to pay for any repairs. I was called back a week later and was told that the manufacturer would pay 1/3 of the cost of the repair, the service dept. Would pay 1/3 of the cost and I would be required to pay the remaining 1/3. I am not happy with this arrangment as I know this a defect in the car.

Filed Jan 7, 2004 · Lights · 00

Consumer was disappointed with headlights. As long as he was driving in day light everything was fine. But, when he was driving at night he could not see. The low beam gave him an approximate distance of 75 feet in front. Consumer complained to dealer, but was told by dealer there was nothing that could be done because that was the way the lightening system was designed. Also, consumer was told that even if he had the headlights changed it would not be any different because the type of beams that fitted this vehicle were all the same, and they could not be adjusted. Consumer was afraid that he could be in an accident because it was hard to see at night. *ak

Filed Sep 8, 2003 · Engine · 57,000 miles · MO

I have a 2000 chrysler concord that has needed repeated work. Some has been fixed and others not. My first complaint to them was the heater not cooling. Of course it always worked when the dealership looked at it. I have had the paint touched two times over the driver's door on the roof, the seal will stay around the head lights. The trunk leaked and had to be repaired. The oil light came on at random times and the car overheated on the 4th of july and again three weeks later. The dealership replaced an oil send receive sensor on the car but could not get it to overheat and told me to bring it back on a hot day. On august 8, 2003 I brought it back to the dealership hot and they have had it every since then. The car continues to overheat, yet they will not call it a lemon. I need a car to drive and I am making payments on something that I do not even have.

Filed Jun 20, 2003 · Body, Lights · NC

Consumer states that all the rubber surrounding various vehicle body components is "popping" off. Specifically the rubber surrounding the headlights, doors and windows. Dealer is unable to determine cause.

Filed May 29, 2003 · Lights · PA

Consumer had problems with the rubber board that goes around the headlights. Manufacturer and the dealer were contacted, and they both stated that there was no recalls, and there was nothing they could do.

Filed May 5, 2003 · Body · 34,650 miles · OH

Both front door seals have shrunk leaving a 1" gap. Water enters around top of door. Also, the dust seals around both headlamps have shrunk, cannot get them back on.

Filed Oct 2, 2002 · Lights · MA

Consumer notice rubber sealing around head light is separating from head lights. Dealer has been contacted will replace at consumer charge. Nlmdealer informed consumer that the whole head light assembly would have to be replaced on both lenses.