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Trailer tail lights
Is there a seperate fuse for my passenger side trailer turn/brake light? I dont have the original manual and all the fuses "look" good. The brake light works on the truck but nothing on the trailer. I traced back as far as I can being dark and only having a flashlight but nothing is making sence. I cant imagin the factory ford wiring harness just going out over night.
Why does this stuff always happen just before a road trip? Orion |
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Had the same problem
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yup #1 and 3 under the hood both have to do with trailer lighting
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