It is most likely caused by another appliance on the same circuit. When a heavy draw on the circuit is caused by an power consuming appliance, the voltage will tend to drop lower that what it was before the current draw. This is the condition that you see as the lights dim or as you call it blinking. The same thing happens when a motor load is applied to the circuit. It can be seen when fridges and freezers start their cycle of starting. If it is a plug in appliance that you think is causing this condition plug it in some other circuit and see if it happens there. If it does then it is nothing to worry about. If it is the same circuit time after time you should get an electrician to look at the problem as it might be the start of something else and it is better to catch it early rather than later.
On a 1999 GEO Tracker, a bad fuse can cause the headlights and dash lights to blink. A bad voltage regulator or alternator can also cause lights to blink and flicker.
Most likely poor wiring.
bad headlight switch.
Blinking lights on dash and exterior lights may indicate a bad ground wire or a faulty headlight switch. Both would cause those problems.
You will have to check all the door sensors.
That depends on how many lights you wish to put on your house. Some people enjoy decorating their houses with a lot of lights, others prefer to go for a more subtle celebration and decoration. It is up to you.
This could be caused by a variety of factors, most common are: Dimmer switches, large loads energizing in the same house causing the power to bog down, or a bog down in the power from the utility company.
If you mean the headlight switch, pulling it out once turns on the dash lights and turns off the daytime running lights, pulling it again turns on the headlights.
If it is anything like my '88, it is probably a relay. If you have stock fog lights, try turning them off and see if this helps. On mine, if I turn the fog lights off when the headlights start to blink it fixes the problem...untill i turn the fog lights back on that is. there was a recall to correct this-contact your dealer-they repaired mine for free because of the recall.
They could explode and then you house would be on fire
it would be kind of both
Are you talking about the lights that are under the gauges, that read "check engine", battery, oil press, etc.? If so, your ecu is not getting a STA signal, or start signal. You need to test for ecu trouble codes. To do this... go under the bonnet and find the DIAGNOSIS box. Jumper terminals TE1 and E1. Start the engine. Watch the Check engine light blink. It works kind of like Morse code. For instance... BLINK BLINK ... pause ... BLINK BLINK BLINK would be a code 23. This site can help you determine the meaning of the code. Good luck. http://docs.azsupracentral.com/Engine%20Error%20Codes.pdf