Jack Davis wrote
>Here is what happens:
>
>Pull the headlight switch out one notch - nothing lights.
>Pull the headlight switch out all the way - headlights only (on high beam)
>no marker lights, no parking lights, no tail lights.
>
>Headlight switch off:
> Left turn signal switch - Left front turn signal blinks OK, both left rear
>tail lights blink.
> Right turn signal switch - Right front turn signal blinks OK, both right
>rear tail lights blink. However the headlight relay clicks.
>
>Headlight switch out one notch - same as above.
If you just got a new coat of paint, it could be a grounding problem.
Start cleaning connections and plugs. If there's still a problem, maybe
(gasp) scrape paint from inside of the screw holes that mount the lights.
(The taillights anyway)
You might also want to check for buldup of dry overpray old sanded paint
and related crud in your turn-signal switch and HI-LO beam switch. Look
behind the fuse block too, it's odd where stuff can settle.
-Marc
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Marc Tyler
Sisterdale TX
1970 1600 #SPL311-31016 "The Jaundiced Kid II"
1965 L-320 #L320 013642 "Domino"
1965 L-320 Parts car Don't name a chicken you're going to eat.
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