Just flushed out the radiator and removed the air box to replace the
thermostat on a 92 Crown Vic, and when I went to test drive it at night,
there are headlights, and turn signals (when I use them), but no rear or
front clearance lights, nor any instrument panel lights.
I don't have an owner's manual for this car, and the Haynes and Chiltons
books are pretty much useless in that they don't have a diagram for a 92
Crown Vic fuse box. But I have checked all the colored fuses (the ones
you can see through) both under the dash at the left side of the car,
and the power distribution box under the hood next to the battery.
Nothing seems to be blown. Is there a fuseable link or another relay
someplace that I don't know about? I can't imagine what I could have
done to blow out the lights.
Any suggestions from someone who has had this problem before? Please
don't tell me to go and get a better handbook or an owner's manual. I
am looking for someone who has had this problem before and can give me
specific assistance.
Thanks!
usenet - 15 Sep 2006 04:47 GMT
Let me also add that I do have brake lights - both at the rear corners
and the third eye brake light.
> Just flushed out the radiator and removed the air box to replace the
> thermostat on a 92 Crown Vic, and when I went to test drive it at night,
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> Thanks!
Puddin' Man - 16 Sep 2006 15:20 GMT
Have you checked the light switch on the dash?
On my '94 Tbird, such switch controls all lights you mention
being out. Might be worth a peek.
P
>Let me also add that I do have brake lights - both at the rear corners
>and the third eye brake light.
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>> Thanks!
Pease pudding hot,
Pease pudding cold,
Pease pudding in the pot
Nine days old.
usenet - 17 Sep 2006 23:03 GMT
After checking with a couple of other sources on the net, who all
suggested changing the light switch, I did so. Everything worked fine.
Thanks again!
> Have you checked the light switch on the dash?
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> Pease pudding in the pot
> Nine days old.