Help!!!
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Help!!!
Ok today I put a new window shield in my pick-up well I got off work and was at the stop light and I looked down after I flipped on the blinker and there was nothing, the light wasn't on. So I got home and checked to see if I had blinkers I had nothing. Now don't forget that I posted recently that I had no dash lights. What do you guys think is wrong? This is something that I need to fix ASAP!!! PLEASE HELP AND GIVE ME SUGGESTIONS!!
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Haha....funny guys...the muffler bearings....well screw them! There is no such thing! ....the real problem is the flasher relay. Yes cadilla you were right! Then the dash lights I dunno whats wrong...its got to be a short in the wires between the stereo and lights! And I'm not good with wires...I don't have the patience!
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Originally Posted by FordRangerGirl
Yes cadilla you were right!
Quest said it 1st....
Then i made sure you knew it was the FLASHER relay....
then cadillac said the same thing i said...
How does he get credit????
just kidding, sounds like you have a big electrical problem...dash lights, flashers,ect
Rocky
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Question?
When your windshield was broken did you notice any wet carpet?
Maybe you got water in the dash somewhere? You may get lucky and be able to follow a trail of dried rain along connections. Then you can open the connections, clean and use some di-electric grease to seal when you put back together. Some electronic people could give you more complete directions.
When your windshield was broken did you notice any wet carpet?
Maybe you got water in the dash somewhere? You may get lucky and be able to follow a trail of dried rain along connections. Then you can open the connections, clean and use some di-electric grease to seal when you put back together. Some electronic people could give you more complete directions.
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First, check to make sure that your Hazzard switch is not partially depressed and cycle it on and off a few times to make sure, if this switch sticks it will cancel the turn signal function as well.
If not,
Fuse #5 should be your turn signal fuse. The circuit consists of the fuse, the multifunction turn signal switch, and flasher. These in turn send power to the individual lamps.
Step one is to check the fuse, if the fuse is good, try wiggling the turn signal switch a bit, try to see if moving the switch slowly lights any of the lights even if its only a short flash.
Ford has had a history of these switches failing as well.
If not,
Fuse #5 should be your turn signal fuse. The circuit consists of the fuse, the multifunction turn signal switch, and flasher. These in turn send power to the individual lamps.
Step one is to check the fuse, if the fuse is good, try wiggling the turn signal switch a bit, try to see if moving the switch slowly lights any of the lights even if its only a short flash.
Ford has had a history of these switches failing as well.
Last edited by reelfishin; 12-15-2006 at 12:33 AM.
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Last edited by reelfishin; 12-16-2006 at 12:45 AM.
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