having problems with my headlights and I am not sure if I am getting straight answers, can you help?

I have the same issue with my 2011 Grand Cherokee. I keep getting them replaced and the dealer keeps saying it was different lights (running lights vs headlights etc) Now the right headlight was a pinkish yellow dim color to it and they replaced the ballast and the bulb for $850. No one is taking ownership of the fact that these Jeeps have headlight problems!

Dont have an answer. I am just adding that I have trouble with the driver's side headlight on my 2016 Jeep Grand Cherokee. It's been replaced 3 times in 2 months. I see that same light out all the time.

I am also having the exact same issues with my 2011 Jeep Grand Cherokee limited. Replaced headlights 6 months ago, now they are both out again.

I have a 2012 Jeep Grand Cherokee I am changing one of the bulbs cuz it's pink down by the wheel the cover supposed to twist off mine doesn't how do I get it off

How long does it take for you all to respond to my question? I will really appreciate it if y'all can give me an answer as soon as possible thank you it's about taking the cover off

How to fix this issue

I don't have a fix. I've had my right headlamp go out every 4-6 weeks for the last 7 months. We've replaced the connector piece (it was melted the first time we looked). Replaced the bulb 5 times now. Including the left bulb one time thinking maybe they both needed to be the same age. The right bulb isn't actually burned out as it can be wiggled and it'll turn back on but it'll just shut back off again a few minutes later unless the bulb is replaced and then it will stay on for another 4-6 weeks until it starts doing it again. I've been through 2 mechanics who can't figure out why it's doing this. Next step is the jeep dealership but id really like to avoid them. I didn't purchase my jeep through them and I know they're going to charge me an arm and a leg and probably still won't resolve the problem. Any ideas here?

Maybe switch the lights over to an aftermarket system like LED.

I do not have answer to this concern.....Because I have the same problem with my Grand Cherokee 2016 both headlight are out and not warranty because is 44k miles. cost 1.068 each.....

You may have a faulty alternator. I had the same problem and I checked on vehicle recalls and found 2. They replaced the alternator because it was on the recall list. Low and behold my light issues went awayx

The first thing to check is the earth connection. They might look alright but it might not be getting a good connection. This is a grey area as a poor connection will give varying voltage (the wrong voltage). You can't tell by looking at these connections. They must be disconnected and cleaned thoroughly. Ground problems are the most common cause of all electrical problems. Normally brought on during spring and autumn with humidity changes.