No Running Lights
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No Running Lights
1994 E350 RV- lost my running lights !
I have power to both fuse panels and both (3?) fuses and fuses are good.
My first thought was a wire break going back to the lights but now it seems that maybe my lighting switch has worn out.
Has anyone had this problem before? Best way to diagnose?
Thanks-
C-dad
(I didn't want to start a new thread but a 'running lights' search got 497 hits!)
I have power to both fuse panels and both (3?) fuses and fuses are good.
My first thought was a wire break going back to the lights but now it seems that maybe my lighting switch has worn out.
Has anyone had this problem before? Best way to diagnose?
Thanks-
C-dad
(I didn't want to start a new thread but a 'running lights' search got 497 hits!)
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Relays?
Have to agree with you I'm50fast. I would think more words in the search would shorten the list not lengthen it.
So I changed the headlight switch and found 2 blown trailer tow fuses (30a & 40a max) and changed them. Still no running or back up lights.
Anyone know how to test relays?
So I changed the headlight switch and found 2 blown trailer tow fuses (30a & 40a max) and changed them. Still no running or back up lights.
Anyone know how to test relays?
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Have to agree with you I'm50fast. I would think more words in the search would shorten the list not lengthen it.
So I changed the headlight switch and found 2 blown trailer tow fuses (30a & 40a max) and changed them. Still no running or back up lights.
Anyone know how to test relays?
So I changed the headlight switch and found 2 blown trailer tow fuses (30a & 40a max) and changed them. Still no running or back up lights.
Anyone know how to test relays?
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you would need a power sources (9volt batt) and a light or omething you know works, to test thye relays.
The regular ones are cheap....not sure about these funky small Ford ones.
Sounds to me like you may have a short somewhere.
The regular ones are cheap....not sure about these funky small Ford ones.
Sounds to me like you may have a short somewhere.
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