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January 31st 05, 01:12 AM
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94 Explorer panel and tail lights out
The instrument panel lights where out so I checked the fuse and it was OK.
Then I put in another fuse for the hell of it and it worked for a day then no panel lights and the new fuse is still good. Then my neighbor informs me I have no tail lights. So I have not panel and no tail lights. How do I fix this problem? Scott 
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January 31st 05, 02:36 AM
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Replace the tailght fuse.... the panel lights are double fused... first
through the tail light fuse (usually a 15 amp) and then through the panel illumination fuse (usually a 5 amp). Important not to overfuse a circuit.... this can cause extreme wiring damage. If the fuse continues to blow, you'll have to repair the circuit.... as I indicated, using a fuse bigger than recommended can get very expensive, very fast. "Scottrow" > wrote in message ... > The instrument panel lights where out so I checked the fuse and it was OK. > Then I put in another fuse for the hell of it and it worked for a day then > no panel lights and the new fuse is still good. Then my neighbor informs me > I have no tail lights. So I have not panel and no tail lights. How do I > fix this problem? > > Scott > >
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February 6th 05, 07:36 PM
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It was the light switch.
"Jim Warman" > wrote in message news:WQgLd.180655$KO5.51506@clgrps13... > Replace the tailght fuse.... the panel lights are double fused... first > through the tail light fuse (usually a 15 amp) and then through the panel > illumination fuse (usually a 5 amp). Important not to overfuse a > circuit.... > this can cause extreme wiring damage. If the fuse continues to blow, > you'll > have to repair the circuit.... as I indicated, using a fuse bigger than > recommended can get very expensive, very fast. > > > "Scottrow" > wrote in message > ... >> The instrument panel lights where out so I checked the fuse and it was >> OK. >> Then I put in another fuse for the hell of it and it worked for a day >> then >> no panel lights and the new fuse is still good. Then my neighbor informs > me >> I have no tail lights. So I have not panel and no tail lights. How do I >> fix this problem? >> >> Scott >> >> > >
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