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Car Forum / Ford / Ford Cars / March 20061996 Ford Fiesta Newer Shape Electrical Fault with lights
Has anyone come across this problem. When the switch is set to dipped beam with the ignition on the lights stay on dim/dip (sidelights) However when indicating left the dip beams on both headlights come on. They dont flash they are steady. When you cancel the indicator they go off again. Is this an electrical fault or a relay problem. I am totally baffled > Has anyone come across this problem. When the switch is set to dipped beam > with the ignition on the lights stay on dim/dip (sidelights) However when > indicating left the dip beams on both headlights come on. They dont flash > they are steady. When you cancel the indicator they go off again. Is this an > electrical fault or a relay problem. I am totally baffled Sounds like a bad MF switch that controls the dim/dip, wipers, washers, turn signals, etc. Can you tell me what an 'MF' Swtich is and where to find it. Thanks > > Has anyone come across this problem. When the switch is set to dipped beam > > with the ignition on the lights stay on dim/dip (sidelights) However when [quoted text clipped - 4 lines] > Sounds like a bad MF switch that controls the dim/dip, wipers, washers, turn > signals, etc. > Can you tell me what an 'MF' Swtich is and where to find it. Thanks Multi Function. It's at the other end of the signal lever, inside the steering column. hiya, 'MF' switch is MiltiFunction switch, it's the bit at the side of the steering wheel that you use to turn lights, indicators etc on and off :) m Thanks for all your help. It was indeed the multifunction switch. A quick tap with a screwdriver confirmed this. The lights came on. You saved me a lot of work. The inly problem is a new one is £80.00. Oh well easy come easy go!!! > Can you tell me what an 'MF' Swtich is and where to find it. Thanks > [quoted text clipped - 11 lines] > turn > > signals, etc. |
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