They are LED, with lots of replacement options between $20 and $80 USD. The low-cost units are likely cheap Chinese replacements, with Mopar OE parts at the top of the price scale. You probably get what you pay for with regard to brightness, correct color, and life span. Plenty of used OEM out there at fair prices as well, OE part number 68083906AC.

 

Thank You Capten W
But how to get it out?

 

Oh.. forgot to ask, I can not find any fuse, not at the normal fuse-box under hood. Is there any and where?
thanks.

 

This appears to be the YouTube video you want. I wouldn't bother so long as my OEM light is still working.

 

Thank You Wise Old Man.
I 'm old myself and now a little more wiser..... Good video, try to download so I do not need to get online watching it.

In Sweden, since it is sitting there- one must have it functioning. If not mounted- than never mind. Conclusion- according to that "silly" law I must repair it. After all, it makes some good, specially in congestion traffic.

It doesn't seem to be reparable so I shall order a new.
Before that... is there any fuses somewhere? If so, please tell me where, I can´t find any.
Thank You.

 

Hmm... no fuse? I wait some more days.....

 

How much does the dealer charge for that? $500??

 

dkf747 ??????

 

Yes????

I admit my comment was sarcastic. I can't believe how much work it takes to change the light after watching the video! They really meant it when they said somewhere in the owner's manual that you're supposed to have it done at the dealer Didn't they? For people like me, who have no choice, I was wondering what a dealer would charge for that job? Most here can do it themselves, but due to disability, I can't. That's all I was saying.

 

Well, that was not easy for me to figure out. In my case, I do have a workshop and a car-lift to hoist it up and I have some skills and experience of working/repair cars. So for me it was a good video.
Can you tell me if there is a fuse? Thats what I would like to have an answer to.