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I have no headlights, taillights, cluster lights and speedometer has stop working?

While trying to fix heater controls and blower motor, which I found the problem to a broken hot wire. A friend pulled out a relay out from under the dash. at first I didn't see where it came from. IT was a five or six pin prong. one of the prongs seemed to burnt. replaced the relay but my headlights, speedometer, dash lights and taillights stopped working. Sorry, its a 1992 model/ext cab

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Have you checked applicable fuses for everything except head lamps? The headlamps themselves don't use a fuse. Check the battery junction block under the hood, one of your positive battery cables should go to junction block. If several fusible links check them. My info shows red wire carries battery voltage to head lamp switch for headlamps. The headlamp switch has two voltage circuits, mainly, one for the head lamps, for the other lamps that the switch controls, those smaller lamps are fuse protected.

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Anonymous

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  • Posted on Jul 28, 2008

SOURCE: Blower motor has only low speed

You may need to get the correct resistor, as they are designed to only allow so much amperage to go through them. If it is getting very hot it is runnig to many amps through it. It will eventually blow and you will need to replace it anyway.

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Anonymous

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  • Posted on Jul 30, 2008

SOURCE: 2000 Pontiac Grand Prix interior fan speeds 1-4 not working

Check the ground, the resistors are accully resisnting the Negitive Current.

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Marvin

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  • Posted on Sep 23, 2008

SOURCE: 1995 GMC Sierra Ext Cab

You need to replace the blower motor resistor

Anonymous

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  • Posted on Feb 10, 2009

SOURCE: Windshield wipers, heater blower fan & power windows just stopped

Replaced the ignition switch, the circuit breaker in the ignition switch wears out, the ignition switch powers the fuse box. You can get a new ignition switch from napa for $128.00 do not get it from the dealer, they sell it as a kit with door locks as well so that the key matches, and then you are lookin at $249.00. Unhook the steering column and drop it so you can drill out the ignition switch assembly, that is a short cut so you do not have to pull the entire steering wheel off. Consolo Automotive

Robert Debison

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  • Posted on May 17, 2009

SOURCE: headlights stay on with key off high beam light on

daytime running light module is defective..it is located around battery tray,near fuse block..needs to be replaced

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