Headlight problems!
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Headlight problems!
Hello, greetings!
I’m a new member!
Hopefully, you can be of help.
Let me explain. My 1990 Ford f150 4.9 2wd is having some issues.
She only has one good light, the front left signal light. All the other are “no bueno.”
What I’ve done: bought new headlight, (figured a one in a million chance all other lights dying at the same time occurred). Problem not solved!
I also checked the wiring all looked good.
please share any insight or hunch! Many thanks and happy Sunday!
I’m a new member!
Hopefully, you can be of help.
Let me explain. My 1990 Ford f150 4.9 2wd is having some issues.
She only has one good light, the front left signal light. All the other are “no bueno.”
What I’ve done: bought new headlight, (figured a one in a million chance all other lights dying at the same time occurred). Problem not solved!
I also checked the wiring all looked good.
please share any insight or hunch! Many thanks and happy Sunday!
Lead Driver
Joined: May 2009
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From: Tobyhanma, PA
Both other members have mentioned some great tips to help us help you.
I really would check into the light switch, pretty much all the trucks lighting goes through there. Also, make sure the fuses are all good.
Did this issue happen suddenly? Driving fine and then "Bam!" No lights?
I really would check into the light switch, pretty much all the trucks lighting goes through there. Also, make sure the fuses are all good.
Did this issue happen suddenly? Driving fine and then "Bam!" No lights?
Hotshot
Joined: Jul 2020
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From: Near Salt Lake City
Verify the right bulbs are in the sockets (one terminal vs 2 terminals)
Then verify power (and ground) to the sockets as the lights are on or supposed to be flashing
The headlight switches are cheap, have one handy to plug in for diagnosis (a used one works for testing)
The sockets melt and fail, wrong bulbs create feedback and blown fuses sometimes
Then verify power (and ground) to the sockets as the lights are on or supposed to be flashing
The headlight switches are cheap, have one handy to plug in for diagnosis (a used one works for testing)
The sockets melt and fail, wrong bulbs create feedback and blown fuses sometimes
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