Headlight Contol Box

[Michelg777]

Does anyone know where the headlight control box is located on the Montana. The vehicle is programed to keep the headlights on for 25 seconds after the key is removed. Currently the lights turn on for a few seconds then turn off. I believe the issue may be in the control box. I am open for suggestions.

[JabbaTHutt]

I didn't know they could be programmed to leave the headlights on for 25 seconds. I looked for this maybe I missed it in my manual for my 03 montana?

[Michelg777]

There is a programming section under door lock control. I programmed the interior lights and the exterior lights to stay on for 25 seconds after the key is removed. The interior lights are working OK, the exterior lights stay on for a few seconds. Does any one know where the headlight control box is located.

[1999montana]

Originally Posted by Michelg777

There is a programming section under door lock control. I programmed the interior lights and the exterior lights to stay on for 25 seconds after the key is removed. The interior lights are working OK, the exterior lights stay on for a few seconds. Does any one know where the headlight control box is located.

I may be off base here, but I think it depends on the level of BCM (body control module) your van came equipped with.

Most of the features that you have mentioned are controlled by the BCM. Depending on whether it is a higher level (level 3 perhaps) or not, will determine what features are controlled by the BCM on-board.

[JabbaTHutt]

I checked the manual again for my 03 and still didn't find a way to make the headlights stay on after I shut the van off, the interior lights do but not the exterior lights.

This is something I miss from my 93 Dodge. Turn off the van then the headlights and they stay on for 30 seconds or so.

Originally Posted by 1999montana

I may be off base here, but I think it depends on the level of BCM (body control module) your van came equipped with.

Most of the features that you have mentioned are controlled by the BCM. Depending on whether it is a higher level (level 3 perhaps) or not, will determine what features are controlled by the BCM on-board.