It’s burnt out, so everything else works but the strip .

 

Yes, I even changed the fused for the headlight and nothing. Do you know if its replaceable?

 

I’m going to say it’s not , all strip lights that are led are disposable . Unless somebody had taken a headlight apart and then that becomes a water leak and condensation issue

 

Thanks, so replacing the whole headlight unit is probably the only way to get the LED strip to work?

 

Someone on here outlined how they were able to bake the headlight to gain access to the LED circuits and resistors with the caveat that it was a major PITA and not guaranteed to fix the issue. So, to answer your question, yes, replacing the unit is most likely your only option.

 

Have to replace the whole housing. I assume out of warranty? Gonna be expensive.

 

$800 🤨

 

I had that happen on my PacHy. They replaced the whole headlight assembly - luckily still under warranty.

 

My guess is the cost will make you ignore the burnt out strip lol

Can you turn the DRLs off?

 

Actually, not as bad as I thought, $400, $550 if it has HIDs which I dont think the Touring L does:

2017-2020 Chrysler Headlamp, Left 68342193AE | My Mopar Parts

2017-2020 Chrysler part # 68342193AE - Headlamp, Left

www.mymoparparts.com

You could get a used one off a totalled Pacifica. Here's one for $240:

2017-2021 Chrysler Pacifica Headlight Assembly - Body Electrical - Action Crash, Left - Driver Side 17-21 Pacifica Headlight Assembly - 138434-04245849 - PartsGeek

Discount auto parts and accessories catalog for all foreign and import cars and trucks. Low Prices, Quality, Service and Free shipping.

www.partsgeek.com

 

You should try Craigslist , eBay for lights . Or go to dealer get part number and then google the part number with mopar I front of it and you’ll have a variety of prices , good luck

 

Or you could just click the links I posted above lol

 

You could attempt replacing the led module that is accessible from outside off the headlight assembly. Usually around $40-50 but may not fix anything.

 

You do realize the led strip is embedded inside the headlight

 

You do realize the led strip is embedded inside the headlight

You seem to like spouting false information.

This one is serviceable without taking the headlight assembly apart. There is not "LED" strip. It is an acrylic rod that the light shines through.

 

Yes the module but the strip itself has light pulsing thru it , hence the term light strip . Now ask yourself where the light omits from aside from the module/relay .

 

There are two modules. One inside the light - not serviceable without disassembling the headlight. One on the outside. Both diodes transmit light through the acrylic. There is no strip. Do a search. Multiple people have found the outer one with a burned diode. Limiteds have 6 diodes on the outer one. That's why they're brighter and eligible for DRLs.

 

 

Hi, I have the same problem on the passenger side.
How do I access the modue for the LED's?
Do I have to remove the headlight assembly?
Has anyone posted any DIY how to's on this?
Thanks.

 

My mechanic said it's roughly $800. The entire headlamp assembly has to be replaced. I might try to find one off of a damaged vehicle and see if I can lower the cost.

 

Hello, Hidalgo11! This can happen because of different reasons. One of the reasons can be a problem with the driver's side electricity system. The second reason can be the defect in the led lights from the driver's side. In any case, you should approach your car dealer and see what they can do to fix this issue. Also, I would recommend you replace these led lights with the [spam link removed by mod] and you can find many of them at sites like Amazon or other lighting related sites.

 

Part number for Pacifica Touring L drivers side is 6002TP0103. The passenger side P/N should be one digit away. Mine has failed twice. Used part from Bone yard should be around $35.00. Anybody handy with tools can replace it.

 

is this for the led strip?

 

I know this thread has eased down, but I'm curious if there's been any confirmation that the module may be the answer to fixing the LED 'strip'? I've already lost the warranty battle after 3 times back and forth with the dealership and Extended Warranty company. "Sealed light fixtures" are not covered. :/

 

Well, as promised, following up, and with good news - my LED strip is FINALLY FIXED! Thanks again @Greyrock, wouldn't have been able to do this without your guidance.

NOTES:

• As per my plan, I first tried only the Headlight Ballast Control Module (Part Number = 147000015100) tested, and it worked!
• I'd still had the LED DRL Headlight Ballast (Part Number = 6002TP0105) ready to go, but ended up not needing it. May send it back to the seller for a partial refund.
• The bumper removal and entire process took all of 1 hour, and I didn't have my power drill charged or it could have been much quicker honestly. There were no gotcha's based off the YouTube videos out there on getting to the headlight. Also, I had no screws or clips laying around after the job, so that is a testament of how painless and easy it should be!

So, TLDR: If your LED Strip is out, but it flickers quickly several times when you start the vehicle or turn on the headlights, the above may be your fix---for under 20 bucks.

Good luck to any one that comes across this post, and feel free to DM me on here if any questions on the process! 😄

 

I have this exact problem, same side and limited trim. Thanks so much for posting all your info and progress. You da real MVP! I'm gonna do the same.

 

Actually I’m dealing with 5he same issue with my 2017 Limited Pacifica. Headlights work fine but LED strip on driver side is out. . Consequently many people tell me ive got a headlight out….ugh. Local dealer said $1584.00 to replace headlight assembly. Labor intensive.

 

I have 2017 limited. Drivers side LED strip would flicker when I started it. Replaced both modules from ebay as mentioned above. Unfortunately for me, the problem remains. 😒 It is a sucker punch as my only path I know of is a new or "working" light assembly. I could run with it not working as I have for the entire summer but it drives me crazy!

 

I am here as a shop owner to post the solution to this thread. As I was chasing a customers vehicle woth the same problem. There is a ground to the taillights underneath the left rear bumper. It's a 10mm bolt. Pull it off, clean it, put it back on. Waaala!!!

 

Is this a joke?

 

We are in the same boat with the driver side flicker, sounds like it's just the module. However, since it's part of the lamp assembly, I can't see why this isn't a warranty repair for us. We bought the extended Mopar warranty. It says it covers assemblies but not bulbs. Dealer charged $180 to say it needed replaced and not covered under warranty. I had the dealer reverse the $180 charge because I disagree with them. I'm not sure how to get someone in Mopar to reverse that diagnosis since it's not likely the LED at all...any thoughts before I pull this bumper off myself?

 

I'm having the same issue and went and bought a new assembly to replace it but now I just noticed the LED flickers when my wife turns the car on. How could it be burnt out if it flickers?? Does yours do this as well?