Check for frayed or burnt wires ... that's what it sounds like. Follow the wires from your lights to the CPU or battery on the car and if there is no bad wires, it could be a fuse problem.
A good first place to start would be checking the plug, since plugs can be replaced the cheapest.
A common failure on Dodge Dakotas is the headlight switch - about $20 at a discount auto parts store and pretty easy to replace
Also be sure the bulbs are good.
I would check for a bad ground.
Its sounds like you have an electrical problem. When you turn you headlights on, there is a programming in the cars computer which turns the radio ligts down so they dont dazzel you in the dark. As for this happening when you break, this sounds like the electrical fault. Get a mechanic to have a look and advise but only ask him for a quote, then he should not charge you for this. It may turn out to a simple job and you can do it yourself for free. Yours Mike Its sounds like you have an electrical problem. When you turn you headlights on, there is a programming in the cars computer which turns the radio ligts down so they dont dazzel you in the dark. As for this happening when you break, this sounds like the electrical fault. Get a mechanic to have a look and advise but only ask him for a quote, then he should not charge you for this. It may turn out to a simple job and you can do it yourself for free. Yours Mike
You have an electrical short somewhere. I would first look at each park light bulb, front and back. If all are good and not installed backward then look for a wire that has a frayed spot where it has rubbed against something.
At the white line on the edge of the road.
If it is not drying because there is no heat, the best suggestion is to call an appliance tradesman and get them to look at the problem. They will be able to check for leaks, check burner etc.. If it is an electrical problem, the same appliance tradesman should be able to find out what is wrong and they are allowed to repair the electrical fault.
look in the owners manual. However should be by the emergency brake you have to get on the floor and look up
Look under the hood in the fuse block there. they should be labeled
Look to the side of the road at the white line
Look to the side of the road at the white line
It is possible that the electrical wirings are grounded. You'll probably need to get an auto-electrician to take a look at it.
Most headlight circuit breakers are located in the headlight switches. Headlights are on a circuit breaker automatic reset so headlights don't go out if there is a problem and will blink on and off to get you off the road safely until you can fix the problem. Look for a short in the wiring between the headlight switch and the headlights themselves.
Your headlights should be on whenever it will make a difference on the road. If you can look at the road and be able to tell that your headlights are on/off, then they should be on. Some states, such as New York, require headlights to be on when visibility is limited, such as in rain or fog, even in the day, regardless of whether or not you can see them on the road. In fact, one of the criteria for headlights is whether or not you are using your windshield wipers. At dusk or, in some states where mandated, when it is raining or foggy and you need to turn on your windshield wipers.