1995 Ford Thunderbird "hazard light wire" Questions

...light switch under the dash and nothing still have running lights but no brake lights when stepped on pedal. I checked wires and then sockets all good connections tight. I did notice that my hazards ...

...hazard light and signal lights have a mind of their own. It is crazy!!!! I need help. The vehicle needs to be inspected!!! Interior lights check for a blowin fuse, For the signal lights end hazzard ...

...hazard lights, turn signals, parking lights and tail lights all work fine. Check the brake light switch located under the dash, connected at the junction where the master cylinder rod connects to the ...

...light switch, and if u have issue w/ tail lights? TURN SIGNALS,FRONT & REAR, BRAKE LIGHTS AND HAZARD LIGHTS DO NOT WORK wiring harness under steering wheel colum bad connection cause several problems ...

...there nothing ? it is possible that you may have a bad ground wire to the signals. Do the emergency hazards work ( lighting up and flashing?)If so, then your ground is good and it could very well be ...

...hazard light wire is coming from hazard switch on 1996 gmc sierra? What color is the wire coming out of the steering wheel for the hazard switch on 1996 gmc sierra, is it gray? I want to test the ...

light bulbs ok. The wire under the hazard button has probably come loose. Most GMC vehicles this year range were made with a closed circuit wiring between the flashers, hazard lights, and rear defrost

...wire conect to turn/flasher signal M). yellow wire connect to left rear stop hazard light N). dk-green wire connect to right rear stop/hazard light P) white wire connect to stop light swirch ...

hazard light switch malfunctions are quite common. The switch may not work, or like in your case, it may short and drain the battery.You can find the procedure to remove the switch summarily described

...wire I could cut to make the hazard lights not work, and could I just cut that wire and still have turn signal and tail and brake lights You can not just cut a wire and have the turn signals still ...