More than likely your alternator is faulty. The alternator is supposed to charge the battery and run the car's electrical system when the engine is running. If your headlights dim it means that not enough electricity is being provided.
A simple free test at just about any auto mechanic shop should confirm if the alternator is faulty.
If the alternator is faulty, and it is not just due to a loose belt, you want to replace the alternator as soon as possible. Eventually it will fail to charge the battery, and you car won't start.
Weak battery? not holding a sufficient charge Alternator not charging battery sufficiently?
bad fuse or relay switch
Your alternator is not working properly
1989 silverado left turn signal set applying brakes causes the left turn signal to dim and the two right rear tail light bulbs to alternate brightly? Further problem occurs to same truck - in Park and brakes not applied -- if head lights are on turn signal flash slows right down almost to a stop and becomes very dim
This happened to me yesterday, I had the alternator checked and it was fine, and the I got a brand new battery and it kept doing it, it ended up being wiring issues so get your wires checked most importantly the ground wire.
Alternator is going out? battery is going bad?
Dim All the Lights was created in 1995.
could be the alternator is about to go out
You should dim your lights as soon as you see their lights.
bad ground on chassis. do the lights seem dim when you apply the brakes?
The headlights place a larger load on the battery and cause the voltage to drop enough to dim other devices slightly.
i just had that same problem on my 106 found it to be the relay that was causing the problem!