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The other day I realized my dashboard lights weren't working. Because I can't figure out what fuse it is to troubleshoot (there are fuses inside, and fuses under the hood), I just decided not to worry about it. Then my friends were driving behind me an noticed my taillights weren't working either. So, I'm trying to drive only during daylight hours, but in Michigan that is very hard to do. Between the snow and the short days, it seems I always need my lights on. I'm terrified of being pulled over, because even if it's just a 'fix-it ticket' I can't afford to take my car to a mechanic. I hate being so so stupid when it comes to my sweet car. I just wish I knew if there was even a such thing as a fuse that controls my dash/taillights. I did consult with one person, this representative at Autozone. :thumbdwn: She read my fuse key and said it didn't look like there was a fuse for my dashboard/taillights.
Could this be true?
Any feedback is greatly greatly appreciated.
Happy holidays to everyone!!
Cara
The other day I realized my dashboard lights weren't working. Because I can't figure out what fuse it is to troubleshoot (there are fuses inside, and fuses under the hood), I just decided not to worry about it. Then my friends were driving behind me an noticed my taillights weren't working either. So, I'm trying to drive only during daylight hours, but in Michigan that is very hard to do. Between the snow and the short days, it seems I always need my lights on. I'm terrified of being pulled over, because even if it's just a 'fix-it ticket' I can't afford to take my car to a mechanic. I hate being so so stupid when it comes to my sweet car. I just wish I knew if there was even a such thing as a fuse that controls my dash/taillights. I did consult with one person, this representative at Autozone. :thumbdwn: She read my fuse key and said it didn't look like there was a fuse for my dashboard/taillights.
Any feedback is greatly greatly appreciated.
Happy holidays to everyone!!
Cara