They are probably dim because the plastic lens has faded. You can clean them with a product called CrystaLenz. I use this product when I detail headlights at used car dealerships, and it works extremely well. Check out their website www.CrystaLenz.com for more information.
Poor ground or weak alternator/battery. Have your electrical system checked. If your headlights are like the Headlights on most Voyager/Caravans the lens is dirty. I detail headlights at used car dealerships in the Jackson Tn. area and I use a product called CrystaLenz to restore the lenses. Most cars with plastic headlight lenses and especially Chrysler/Jeep products have that problem. Check out their website for more info. www.crystalenz.com.
Usually dim headlights are caused by a poor ground connection.
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the courteous time to dim your headlights is as soon as you see another vehicle, or within one half mile.
The 1987 Plymouth Voyager weighs in at about 3,305 pounds. The 1987 Plymouth Grand Voyager weighs right around 3,531 pounds.
I doubt if you need to remove your headlights. Mine were extremely dim and I considered replacing them, but instead I bought two bottles of cleaner and polisher. Can't remember the name, but any O'Reilly's has it. You apply with an orbital sander (use a rag over the top NOT the sandpaper) and it does a fantastic job of returning your lights to brights. Costs about $12.
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