In most vehicles, including the Dodge neon, lights flashing on and off generally means that there is a malfunctioning vehicle security system, or the car's alarm has been triggered. When the vehicles ignition key slot is in the off position and the key is removed and the vehicle has been secured by closing the door while the door's lock is in the lock position or with a keyless remote control, the alarm system becomes active. There are many different types of alarm systems and most that have a relay that controls the headlights are installed by the vehicles manufacturer. I would recommed asking your dealer how to disable the system via a "valet switch"... that should stop the lights from flashing. If that doesn't work you could remove the headlamp fuse with a pair of needlenose plyers but I wouldn't recommed this because your wouldn't be able to use your headlamps until you return the fuse and you may disable something else that you didn't intend to disable because it's on the same circuit.
Some computer motherboards can hold a custom graphic in the BIOS that appears when the computer is first turned on or rebooted. This image is held in flash memory which does not disappear when the computer is turned off. Special software is needed to place your custom image into the flash memory.
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HID headlights refer to high definition headlights. These are headlights that use LED lightbulbs in them so drivers can see clearer and farther ahead in the dark.
You probably need to update, at shockwave.com or it is not turned on in your browser, but if you have security software check And see if it is blocking it from working.
Do you mean they dim when you push on the gas? If yes then try having the alternator and/or battery checked. Normally the battery should be between 13 and 14.5 volts when running.
it means that your going to fast to stop when something comes into the view of your headlights.
I wondered that myself. Turns out it's not a sun, it's a light bulb. The answer I found is this: "Indicates that the side marker, parking, tail, license plate, instrument panel and headlights have been turned on."
It means you are driving too fast to react to any objects that might appear in your headlights.
Needs clarification. Do you mean the flash player or flash software?
That you adjust your speed so you can react and stop within the distance lighted by your headlights.
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If by convertible headlights you mean the concealed, or pop-up headlights, they first appeared in 1963, and lasted until, and including the 2004 model year. Fixed headlights made a return in 2005 with the C6 series Corvette.