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Well I was having issues with gauges, reading incorrectly or not at all. And my left turn signal indicator in the dash stayed lit. While the left turn signal and marker light only worked occasionally and not at all when the lights are on.
Break through: I bought a gauge pod in excellent condition and now all the gauges work perfectly, but the lights were still funky. So a little more research and a tattle tail light, and I found I had a bad pigtail on the drivers side front marker. Replaced it, and walla! Lights work perfect now. Slowly but surely I'm working out all the little bugs.
It may sound strange but I try to fix the little nagging things before going whole-hog tearing into a full rebuild of any vehicle. I'd like to know if it was working before I tore it apart so I know it was something I did to cause the malfunction during reassembly.
Sometimes it's as easy as you have described above... bad bulbs, old switches, loose connectors, hacked wiring, PO's use of household "wire nuts", disconnected grounds,...
"walla"? You must mean "Voila"... gotta say it with a French accent so ya got street cred...
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