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01 Gt Turning Signals, Brake Lights And Hazard Not Working!!

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Redneck stang

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Hey guys, i just traded my bike to a 01 Gt the other day and the car is amazing, but im having problems with the turning signals, brake lights and hazard lights. iv read multiple threads about this prob, checked all the fuses and all the multi switches. im guessing a grounded wire, would anyone know where i can look at a wiring diagram at? the car did not come with a manual so i did not get one. If anyone can help it would be much appreciated!

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Lance
 

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Does the 3rd trunk mounted brake light work? The answer will show where to focus.

Also, if you suspect a bad ground, why not test for it? Remove one of the stop light bulbs. Measure the resistance from the black wire back to a known good ground. Should be low. Post.

If interested in getting a copy of the Ford service manual and wiring diagrams I maybe able to help. PM if interested.
 
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Yes the trunk light works, and i will test it in the A.M. Ill keep it posted! and messaged
 

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Ok, so iv taken the whole relay out and tried one off another car that works, and still did not work, any more suguestions? i dont have the right equiptment to check the wires, just wanting to know if there were any more options befor i take it to a shop. Thanks!!
 

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So you don't own a volt-ohm meter? A $12 Sears VOM would do the trick.

http://www.sears.com/craftsman-analog-multimeter/p-03482362000P?prdNo=6&blockNo=6&blockType=G6

Or how about Walmart? http://www.walmart.com/ip/Voltage-Meter-10729W/14521542

This would work for simple voltage tests: http://www.autozone.com/autozone/ac...it-tester/_/N-2714?itemIdentifier=186543_0_0_

Please consider updating the thread with the final resolution and dealer cost. Good luck.
 
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