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Posted: 01/01/07
12:29 AM
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I was going down the road and tried to turn on my high beams as soon as i did all my head lights now do not work. all that works is my emergency flashers and inside dome and taillights. PlZ HELP
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Posted: 01/01/07
09:59 AM
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Thank you every one who at least read my problem but i figured it out I. my fuse blow. I feel so stupid I did not look at that first
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Posted: 01/02/07
01:13 PM
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It happens! Don't feel bad, that is how we all learn and you did figure it out on your own.
Good luck,
Steve
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Falcon67
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Posted: 01/19/07
10:05 AM
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Good that you found that one. Sometimes you don't think to check the obvious stuff. I would never admit to over engineering a fix to a simple problem.
You may also run into the problem where you install modern headlights and the lights cut out after a bit. The older headlight switches can get overloaded and will trip internally. Oddly enough, this problem doesn't usually show up until after dark, so it can come as quite a suprise.
1967 Falcon 4 door 351C-4V
1970 Mustang 351C-2V
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Owner built, owner abused.
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