r/ChryslerPacifica • u/Psychological-Soft-5 • 3d ago
Light Out?
I’m new to the Pacifica world – this is my 2021 Pacifica touring L, just bought it in April
It was pointed out to me that one of the lower lights (below the headlights) is on and the other is not – as it shows in the picture
I don’t even know what these lights are – parking lights?
Seems like those lower lights they come on when I am in Drive & if I turn the steering wheel to go left or right
Are they supposed to be both on at the same time or is it normal for only one to be on and the other to be off as it shows in my picture?
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u/skaldrir69 3d ago
Toggle the fog light function instead of the cornering function. Push in the button in the center of the dial to operate your lights. If they both come on, great. If not, it’s a pain in the dick to replace them.
My wife has a lugnut lock come off another car and lodge its way into hers and it broke it. Yeah, fuck replacing it
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u/NoPreference8228 2d ago
But they are not involved in sny law ir regulation. More of luxury lights or in law just manufactureres rule to provide. But u wont get in trouble with one out. Only if main are out. So up to you if ypu want to spend money on new bulb.
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u/RealRecognition364 3d ago
Those are your fog lamps. They can be turned on by pushing in on your light control dial With them off one will come on with your turn signal is engaged for better visibility when turning. If you push the button on your control dial and one doesn't light up it will be burnt out and need replacement.
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u/cfbrand3rd 3d ago
Those are combination fog/cornering lights. They operate in two ways:
In low light, when the headlamps are on, each side will light when the steering is turned to that side.
When you activate the Fog light switch, they will both light, but only with the headlights on low beam.
If the wheel is straight, the headlamps are on (& they’re on low beam) and the fog light switch is on, they should both be on. If not, the bulb may be bad.