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Bulbs might all need to be replaced. Check in your fuse box under the hood of your vehicle. Take out the fuses and located what one may be blown, replace it. It is inexpensive.
Usually indicates there is a wire shorting on the lighting circuit somewhere. check all existing wiring for chaffing or water getting into the electrics Hope Thgis Helps
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the fuses are located on the left side of the drivers foot well. these trucks have problems with rot and when they start to fall apart the beds move around and short out the taillights and youll usually lose the dash lights with the tails but the headlights are separate.
The fuse-block is located on the left end of the instrument panel under a cover. (It should have a diagram on the inside as to which fuse controls which circuit). If it isn't a fuse,it may be a defective headlight switch.
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