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have replaced the previously working low beam headlight with a new bulb....didn't fix the problem , cleaned the body ground screws i could find and even resorted to cutting off connector and wiring in a new one...still no fix....any suggestions, i found 3 grounds, maybe did i miss one....can anyone tell me where the headlights would be grounded? or what to try next?
I recall reading that some time the main control board (can't remember the correct name....next to the battery) can develop breaks in the solder joints which make the lights fail. Some guys take it all apart & re-solder....some run a new wire with a relay to run the lights.
I believe you're referring to the Totally Integrated Power Module (TIPM) as the module that may fail due to bad solder joints. That's a good possibility, but if we knew the year and model of your Ram we might be able to also offer some other suggestions.