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I switched out the instrument panel bulbs in my '95, 2.3L Ranger. In doing so, I disconnected the negative battery terminal, reconnected it, several times to check along the way. Everything works, except now...
Whenever the battery is connected, the backup lights on the top of the cab stay one. Doesn't matter if engine is on or not, or what gear I'm in.
Just those backup lights - the brake light at the top of the cab works properly, and the backup lights by the tailights work properly.
As a short term solution, I disconnected the electrical conenctor at that top of the cab light.
But, gah...what just happened?
Whenever the battery is connected, the backup lights on the top of the cab stay one. Doesn't matter if engine is on or not, or what gear I'm in.
Just those backup lights - the brake light at the top of the cab works properly, and the backup lights by the tailights work properly.
As a short term solution, I disconnected the electrical conenctor at that top of the cab light.
But, gah...what just happened?
