2003 ZX2 , No Runnibg Lights or Dash Lights, HELP....
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2003 ZX2 , No Runnibg Lights or Dash Lights, HELP....
Hi, Thanks for taking time to read.
i do not have any Parking Lights or some say Running lights and no Dash Lights.
I Do have my Blinkers, Headlights, Brakelights, everythind else, but No Dash Lights or Parking Lights.
I Have found 2 Fuse or Relay boxes, 1 under dash & 1 Under Hood just above the Drivers Tire.
All these Fuses seem to be good.
Is there a Special Relay or Fuse Somewhere else ? or any Info would be deeply appreciated.
Im on the west Coast, is there any Auto Parts stores that have a Diagonoser that will hook up under my dash & tell me whats wrong.
Thank You, Brian
LOL... I don't know exactly why he asked the question, but he wanted to know if you have automatic headlights.
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2006 Alt Fuel Jeep (electric)
'98 windstar 3.8L
'99 Crown Vic 4.6L
'90 Full Size Bronco 5.0L
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I figured it was something like that, or a different wiring diagram. I knew that it was so that you could give better/ more specific, advice. Its a shame that YORKY didn't respond.
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BroncoJoe19
2006 Alt Fuel Jeep (electric)
'98 windstar 3.8L
'99 Crown Vic 4.6L
'90 Full Size Bronco 5.0L
I'm not a professional mechanic, take my suggestions with a grain of salt, or a cup of coffee
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Clicking it gives feedback to the moderators, and poster regarding which posts are most helpful.
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