First check whether or not that is happening with the car in motion or at rest.
Intermittent lights in motion indicates vibration problem affecting light switch, fusible link, or wiring - including grounding.
In addition to the above, intermittent lights when stationary could result from intermittent alternator output of battery output.
You did not give vehicle model, but intermittent sealed beam halogen lights on older car models can result from hole hole/chip in a headlight lamp that breaks the vacuum inside the lamp. If encountering repetitive low battery charge, that is an indicator of defective sealed beam headlight lamp.
Defects in automatic headlight systems in recent models are best checked only by qualified service personnel.
the check engine light goes on and all the other lights ABS, brake, trac keep coming on and going off
You want to keep going keep your head up!
Because you have bad lights.
No you can keep going for a while, hopefully long enough to get to a garage and replace the head casket. At least that was my experience with a Ford 318. Check the Oil & water levels often, if you are not going to change right away.
Keep the Lights On was created in 2012.
You keep going until you see a building with yellow lights; the yellow lights shock you so be careful. Then go to the end of that building then wait for the yellow light to go. Jump on the window ledge. Keep doing that until you get to the top of the building, then there will be more of those and you just keep going.
The lights will stay on whenever there is motion by the camera. Use the toy robot from Giuseppe's and it will walk around there.
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I have a Acura 2002 TL and these both were flashing and my car just needed a tuneup and they went off and stayed off
make sure your battery is good so your system don't overcharge
bad alternater??short somewhere??when do they fade in and out?
it might be grounding out check wires