SOLVED -No Running Lights - 1989 Ford Fuse Box Diagram?
EDIT: Never mind, it was a rocker switch on the dash. It has a circle with what looks like flames in the middle of it. How does that mean running lights??? So now all my lights work.
The downside to having an old motorhome.. I have to post here on a regular basis. Beast in question is a 1990 Triple E Ford Chassis (1989)
I've come to realize I have no running lights/park lights. I DO have headlights, brake lights, reverse lights and signal lights. The only thing I DO NOT have is the front and rear clearance lights, front and rear running lights and the side running lights. So.. all the running/park lights don't work.
I think I pulled ever fuse in the block and they all seem good. I pull the headlight switch to the first position and the dashlights come on, so there is power at the switch. I would think power goes from switch on to the lights?
My owner's manual shows a diagram for the GM fuse box then at the bottom of the page says See Chassis manual for Ford fuse box. Thanks. So far searching hasn't turned up anything other than a very blurry image of one that is next to impossible to read.
Any thoughts, or if anyone happens to have a good proper diagram of a Ford Chassis fuse box from that year. I believe I found a cluster of grounds that seem to be for lights and played with that a bit and it seems to be good.
As always, thank you for your thoughts and input.
The downside to having an old motorhome.. I have to post here on a regular basis. Beast in question is a 1990 Triple E Ford Chassis (1989)
I've come to realize I have no running lights/park lights. I DO have headlights, brake lights, reverse lights and signal lights. The only thing I DO NOT have is the front and rear clearance lights, front and rear running lights and the side running lights. So.. all the running/park lights don't work.
I think I pulled ever fuse in the block and they all seem good. I pull the headlight switch to the first position and the dashlights come on, so there is power at the switch. I would think power goes from switch on to the lights?
My owner's manual shows a diagram for the GM fuse box then at the bottom of the page says See Chassis manual for Ford fuse box. Thanks. So far searching hasn't turned up anything other than a very blurry image of one that is next to impossible to read.
Any thoughts, or if anyone happens to have a good proper diagram of a Ford Chassis fuse box from that year. I believe I found a cluster of grounds that seem to be for lights and played with that a bit and it seems to be good.
As always, thank you for your thoughts and input.
