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Posted on Oct 22, 2008

No tail lights, cabover lights, or park lights

Checked all fuses, all ok still have same problem. Headlights, dash, interior lights, turn signals all work. Any suggestions would help

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Relay? or the switch it self mine had that problem but the headlights didnt work

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