1991 Chrysler New Yorker DIY repair questions re: headlight

Hi ladymacarizona, Thank you for the donation. The engine problem seems to be surging. Check if the rpm is moving up and down. It can be caused by : ERRATIC IDLE - WARM-UP Check throttle position sensor and connection Check coolant temperature sensor and connection Check coolant level in radiator Check air temperature sensor (turbo only) Ensure spark plugs are not fouled Check ignition and sensor wires for proper connection Check distributor (if applicable) Check ignition and coil circuit Check intake system Check engine speed sensor Check throttle position sensor and connector Check MAP sensor Here is a description of the headlight system. OPERATION The headlight system is controlled by a Body Control Module (BCM). The BCM, located in the right kick panel (under the instrument panel), receives input from the ignition switch, headlight switch and headlight dimmer switch. It controls time-delay headlight system (if equipped). The BCM allows headlights to remain on for 60 seconds before automatically turning off lights and closing headlight doors when ignition and headlight switches are turned off. The BCM also controls headlight doors when the passing lights are used. With headlights turned off, actuating headlight dimmer switch will signal BCM to open headlight doors. The operator then has 2 seconds to flash the bright lights before BCM closes headlight doors. Holding headlight dimmer switch in the engaged position signals BCM to keep headlight doors open until dimmer switch is released. Actuating headlight dimmer switch with parking lights on signals BCM to open headlight doors. Doors remain open until headlights are turned off. TROUBLESHOOTING BOTH HEADLIGHT DOORS INOPERATIVE Turn on headlights with ignition switch in RUN position. If headlight doors do not operate, check for the following possible causes. Burned fuse, circuit breaker or fusible link caused by a short to body ground Wire connector or pin inside connector disengaged at any connector or component in system Defective electronic component Defective electronic module Subfreezing weather conditions, mechanical failure, or corroded or misaligned assemblies If you are you able to perform simple test with a test lamp or voltmeter, I would gladly provide some procedures for you try to diagnose what is wrong. Check the following fuses. # 3 = Left Low Beam # 4 = Right Low Beam # 5 = Headlight switch