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Car Forum / Driving, Maintenance, Tuning / General Car Topics / October 2006

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4wd indicator light

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FNovotny@gmail.com - 02 Oct 2006 14:12 GMT
recently I noticed that my 4wd indicator light does not work but the
4wd does i checked and the front end locks up normally but no lights. i
also noticed that when i turn the key on all the dash lights come on
except 4wd. i checked the bulbs and they are good. i am stumped. any
help and/or suggestions appreciated.
1999 dodge dakota 5.2L with np231 t-case with shifter on the floor.
thanks
cselby@mts.net - 02 Oct 2006 20:29 GMT
>recently I noticed that my 4wd indicator light does not work but the
>4wd does i checked and the front end locks up normally but no lights. i
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>1999 dodge dakota 5.2L with np231 t-case with shifter on the floor.
>thanks

1.    you missed a bulb or have a fuse that's bad (bulbs don't have
    to look burned to be NG.    )   
2.    you have a broken wire from the bulb to the switch
3.     you have a bad switch

I would remove the bulb and with a test lite, prod the wires for
power.  Then prod the connections at the switch
 
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