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I pulled out the head light switch head lights come on no running lights or dash lights. I push switch back in just a little and everything comes on. So I put in a new switch and I still have the same exact problem. Any ideas.
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I am curious as well, as I am dealing with a Dodge at work with this same type of switch that has the same problem.
I pulled out the head light switch head lights come on no running lights or dash lights. I push switch back in just a little and everything comes on. So I put in a new switch and I still have the same exact problem. Any ideas.
It sure sounded like a switch to me! Could one of the connections in the plug to switch be loose? That's a good one
It was the fuse. I figured they were comming on when I pushed the head light switch in a little the fuse was good. Didn't even occur to me to check the fuse. Thanks for your help.
When you put the switch in a position between the click stops, what you're doing is backfeeding the headlight circuit supply into the parking light circuit. That's why the parking lights go on when you do that.
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