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Car Forum / Driving, Maintenance, Tuning / Maintenance and Repair / October 2006

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need help with 1996 Ford Escort Hatch back

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gypsymama420@msn.com - 28 Oct 2006 22:32 GMT
Lost one rear light and both bracking lights in my 1996 Ford Escort.
Misplaced my owners handbook so need some help.
1) where is the fuse box located ?
2) Would I need one or 2 fuses and what type of fuses for the one rear
light and baking lights.
3) what type of light would I have to get to replaced the burnt out
one.
Sorry, this seems silly. I am more of an independent type woman but
this just
happened and by not finding my handbook I am at a lost.
Do you think it is lights are burnnt out or the fuses, both or
something totally different?
Would appreciae any advise you guys can give me. Thanks in advanced
phaeton - 28 Oct 2006 22:45 GMT
> Lost one rear light and both bracking lights in my 1996 Ford Escort.
> Misplaced my owners handbook so need some help.
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> something totally different?
> Would appreciae any advise you guys can give me. Thanks in advanced

I've never looked for a fuse box on an escort, but these days a lot of
cars have them on the 'side' of the dashboard-  open the car door and
the fuse door is right there next to the door hinge.  You might find it
there, otherwise, maybe no.

As far as the light bulbs, if you pull them out you'll see if 1)
they're just burnt out and 2) they have a type or model number on them.
If not, you can take them to your Friendly Local Auto Parts Store and
they'll know what you need.

For the record, the backup light switch could be bad, so all the
changing of fuses and lights may not solve that minor issue.

Good luck.

-phaeton
gypsymama420@msn.com - 28 Oct 2006 22:55 GMT
phaeton,
That's was putting quick. Thanks.. And by the way I meant Braking
lights.
I will have to go out after the rain Nor'easta and look underneath the
hood to take a looksy. Will go the local parts store and they should
have the fuse #'s  and will look at the burnt out light as well. Anyone
with any more ideas let em know.Thanks again. Toto
 
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