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Posted on May 20, 2009
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Taillights and Dashboard lights dont work anymore

Since almost a year now, my tail lights and the lights on my dashboard arent working anymore, what could be the problem and how could i fix it?

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The simpliest answer would be to check the fuses, they are located under your dashboard. View owner's manual to find out which fuse run which circuit. If that isn't the problem its more likely an electrical short or the bulbs need changing.Hope this helps.

Good Luck =)

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