Headlights and dash lights don't work?
I have a 1988 Ford F-150. Yesterday the headlights came on once then the next time I went to turn them on they wouldn't work. However, at the time my tail lights wouldn't work. I checked all my fuses and replaced one that went to the tail lights. I can't find anymore blown fuses. Any ideas? If there's a short how can I find it?
Its a ford there's your problem
Check fuses--headlight switch
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