ford wiring help
Junior User
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proly already checked this,
but I would start at the fuse box, checking all fuses.
as far as the signal lights,
where did they stop working,? the indicators in the dash ?
or the lights them selves.
maybe a flasher problem for this one.
or maybe burned out bulbs.
but I would start at the fuse box, checking all fuses.
as far as the signal lights,
where did they stop working,? the indicators in the dash ?
or the lights them selves.
maybe a flasher problem for this one.
or maybe burned out bulbs.
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Not the bulbs or the flasher. I just tested it and I'am not geting any power to the flasher. The four-ways work though. As for the dash lights they just stoped working I don't have a clue were to look on that one.
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My diagram looks like it is two different problems best I can tell.
Flasher works because it gets it's power from the battery always hot terminal.
Turn signals gets it's power at the flasher which gets it's power from fuse 5 which comes from a gray/yellow wire coming from the ignition switch pin A2
Dash lights get power from light blue/red wire getting power at fuse 17 from the headlight switch.
Do your back up lights work? I show they share the same power as the turn signals from fuse 5 but take their power before the flasher directly from the input side of the flasher coming out on a purple/orange wire. Turn signal comes out the other side of the flasher on a blue wire and runs to the column turn switch.
Lee
Flasher works because it gets it's power from the battery always hot terminal.
Turn signals gets it's power at the flasher which gets it's power from fuse 5 which comes from a gray/yellow wire coming from the ignition switch pin A2
Dash lights get power from light blue/red wire getting power at fuse 17 from the headlight switch.
Do your back up lights work? I show they share the same power as the turn signals from fuse 5 but take their power before the flasher directly from the input side of the flasher coming out on a purple/orange wire. Turn signal comes out the other side of the flasher on a blue wire and runs to the column turn switch.
Lee
Last edited by Lee Lichterman; Nov 21, 2004 at 08:33 PM.
