Dash Light = No Light
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Dash Light = No Light
My dash lights will not work for me! I replace the fuse and it blows it out every time. I can figure out why, there does not seem to be any loose wires!
Please Help
Ryan
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Ryan
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From: Edmonton, Ab. Canada
Dash Light = No Light
>My dash lights will not work for me! I replace the fuse and
>it blows it out every time. I can figure out why, there
>does not seem to be any loose wires!
>
>
>Please Help
This is going to seem really retarded but you have a hot wire grounding out. Get a woring diagram and trace all the lines from that fuse and you'll find the one.
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>it blows it out every time. I can figure out why, there
>does not seem to be any loose wires!
>
>
>Please Help
This is going to seem really retarded but you have a hot wire grounding out. Get a woring diagram and trace all the lines from that fuse and you'll find the one.
The TONKA Project Continues...
1981 Bronco 302 Gutted, Fenders cut, Custom bumbers coming, (spray in) Box Liner inside and out, Roll-bar etc
Laughing Gas
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From: Bismarck, ND
Dash Light = No Light
More than likely a short somewhere. It could be happening in the headlight switch, as this contains the rheostat that dims / brightens the dash lights. Just a thought....
