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Car Forum / Ford / Ford Cars / November 2004

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95 Taurus Taillights

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Max Power - 11 Nov 2004 10:09 GMT
Hi Group,

I got into my '95 Taurus tonight and noticed that the
dashboard lights didn't work. My passenger said that
this means the taillights are also off too. I checked and
they were. We checked all the fuses and a 20 amp was
blown, so we replaced it, but this didn't fix the lights and
prolly went to something else I don't use, like the cigarette
lighter or something. Any help is appreciated.

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Max Power - 16 Nov 2004 00:05 GMT
No one answered about this, so I took the Taurus to the
mechanic because it needed a new heater core anyway.
The mechanic said that the problem was caused by the
light module - the timer inside the light module, so this
was not an electrical fuse or physical connection-type
problem, but an electronic problem inside a module.
This is good to know, because my dad's Ford van
has the exact same problem - lights not working, even
though all fuses are good.

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