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Old 06-14-2005, 01:10   #1 (permalink)
MRhumble
 
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Re: Question: turn sig. hazard, brake lights not working e150 1997





Could be the multifunction (turn signal) switch. Tilt the steering wheel in
all the positions while trying a turn signal. This was misdiagnosed as the
switch when it happened to me. I did the wheel tilt and figured out it was a
loose connection going to the multifunction switch. I think a lot of
switches are replaced when it's only a bad connection.



"klb" <klb@yahoo.com> wrote in message
news:210520052216388298%klb@yahoo.com...
> My hazard, turn and brake lights started not working and I had never
> worked on that before and I figured a quick fuse and I would have it
> fixed - wrong - in the owners manual I couldn't find any fuse labeled
> brakes, turn signals or hazards - I tried a few fuses that might be
> involved but they were all okay. Does anyone know what fuse might be
> involved with those lights? Thanks



 
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