Replace your Chrysler headlights with headlights made by standard, well-known manufacturers of automobile lighting. Do not rely on sites that sell Chrysler headlights from unknown manufacturers, where you risk purchasing headlights with much shorter lifespan, or that will not match colorwise. When the bulbs burn out on these cheaper headlights, you may find it hard to buy suitable bulb replacements with the same kind of connectors. Beware of HID/Xenon retrofits, where manufactures have 'rebased' the bulbs to install them inside standard halogen headlight assemblies. These retrofits can create glare, which is a safety hazard for other drivers on the road. In addition, heed the safety warnings when installing your Chrysler headlights. Most headlights are made of a fiberglass compound, so if you cut or use grinding tools on the headlights, use goggles, a paper mask or respirator. If you use the dremel rotary tool, hold the dremel with two hands and make sure that the electrical cord is away from the you and the dremel. If you are replacing halogen Chrysler headlights - these are the conventional kind of headlights for most cars -- do not touch the glass of the new halogen bulb. The oil from your fingers will burn, and the bulb will fail.