It's most likely that your alternator is bad. Most auto parts stores will check them for free, or you can have your local garage test it. A bad ground probably is not the source of your problem, since the brightness varies with engine RPM. Add a ground strap between the engine and the firewall ans go to bare metal. Most problems like yours are due to bad grounds. Older vehicles had good grounds but sometimes people remove them because they don't think they are important and also as the car gets older, these grounds corrode. check your battery and your charging system. a weak battery/alternator can cause those symptoms.
The whole headlight on these 03 silverado is not that hard to take it out. When you pop the hood open as you look on the headlight there should a long piece of tube metal that is holding the headlight onto your car. As I recall there shouldn't be any screws or bolts holding the headlights. That is for headlights, not "Daytime Running Lights". Still looking for answer!
they were looking for a brighter future
Its pretty bright lol. You see pink elephants after looking at it.
If your looking down at your headlights there will be a a screw on the bottom left of the headlight. It should be a 4mm. Counter clockwise will lower them and clockwise with raise them
Rick Tippe (Country Music Artist) sings this song and it is called, The Future is Looking Brighter
Check bulbs & fuses first. If still a problem you will need to start looking at possible wiring issues
Unfortunatly there isn't one. I am actually looking for an aftermarket oil level sensor to install in my 1994 silverado.
yes their is a kit that produce alot of power and is very reasonably priced go to ststurbo.com then just go throught the links youll find what your looking for their
The simple answer is by looking at them.The technical answer is by analysing their bolometric luminosity with a bolometer.
It is a mammal, and its not in danger of becoming extict. With help of conservation groups, the future is looking brighter for animals such as these.
The sensor you are looking for is an integral part of the door latch.
The sensor you are looking for is an integral part of the door latch.