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Johnny - 20 Jun 2005 02:59 GMT

Have a 90 mustang conv. with electric door locks and both stopped
working...fuse is good...can they both go bad at the same time??

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Jim Warman - 20 Jun 2005 03:13 GMT

Highly unlikely... I would think that there is a concern that will be common
to both switches. It is time to learn how to use a voltmeter (if I can do
it, anyone can do it).

> Have a 90 mustang conv. with electric door locks and both stopped
> working...fuse is good...can they both go bad at the same time??

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fomococo@hotmail.com - 20 Jun 2005 23:44 GMT

>Highly unlikely... I would think that there is a concern that will be common
>to both switches. It is time to learn how to use a voltmeter (if I can do
>it, anyone can do it).
>
>> Have a 90 mustang conv. with electric door locks and both stopped
>> working...fuse is good...can they both go bad at the same time??

psssssst
dont listen to warman
use a focking testlite
i will give a a clue
check wires in doorjamb for breaks
if ok order a master switch

lmfao
HEY WARMAN
ya just failed bascic electrical
ken garbish would be proud
LMFAO
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Brian - 21 Jun 2005 01:28 GMT

> lmfao
> HEY WARMAN
[quoted text clipped - 8 lines]
> s
> t

I can't resist.... Hurricane Charley just failed "bascic" spelling. Again. I
can't make fun of "Garbish", I don't really know what that means.

LMFAO:)

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Me - 20 Jun 2005 21:18 GMT

Most likely, it's the drivers side door switch. Had the same problem on a
'94 Taurus.

> Have a 90 mustang conv. with electric door locks and both stopped
> working...fuse is good...can they both go bad at the same time??

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