Light Problems
- Thread starter MacG
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Odds are the multifunction switch is bad. That's the turn signal (and more) switch in the steering column; it's not hard at all to replace.
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Mac;
If it's only the headlights, it's probably your head light switch. The switch has a built in rheostat to dim the dash lights, and this can generate a lot of heat. As the years go by, the heat starts to degrade the switch and connections. My truck is as old as yours, and I've had to change the switch twice.
If it's only the headlights, it's probably your head light switch. The switch has a built in rheostat to dim the dash lights, and this can generate a lot of heat. As the years go by, the heat starts to degrade the switch and connections. My truck is as old as yours, and I've had to change the switch twice.
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