Problems with dipped and main beam headlights on Renault Arkana 2019 Hybrid

Hi, I had a similar problem with my Renault Clio 2017. Unfortunately I'm not a car mechanic, but I do have a bit of experience with cars. I went to the garage and had to have the control unit replaced. It was actually defective, which was quite expensive - I had to shell out 880 euros for it. What's the situation with your lights, are they just flickering or are they really dim? And have you had the fault memory read out? This information could help to help you better.

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Thanks for the answer. The lights are really dim and flickering. Was at the dealership last week for the 101042 kilometer service, everything was ok then, they didn't mention a faulty fault memory or anything. So I'm a bit confused. 880 euros is really a lot! Hope it's something smaller in my case. Bound to check it out with the workshop now. Many thanks for your input!

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Hey, glad my answer might have helped a bit. The Renault Arkana 2019 Hybrid is pretty robust, haven't had any problems with my lights so far. But the flickering and dim lights doesn't sound like a turn signal fault, could really be something to do with the ECU. You mentioned that nothing was noticed during the service, perhaps the problem could not be recognized by the fault memory. Anything is technically possible. Be sure to discuss this with the garage, preferably as soon as possible - it's also a safety issue, you don't want to drive around with such light problems. I'm not a car expert, of course, and the 880 euros was just my experience with the Clio. But hopefully it's a minor defect with your hybrid. Keep us up to date!

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Yes, you're right. Safety comes first, of course. I will definitely clarify this with the workshop as soon as possible and then let you know how things are going. Thank you very much for your helpful advice. Let's hope for the best! See you then.

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