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Tail Light Wiring Help!

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  • Start date Start date Sep 17, 2008
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Hey guys! I have been having problems with my turn signal lights working. If I push down on my brake peadal and turn the signal arm back and forth my signal lights will work, however they will not work on their own. After replacing bulbs, fuses, and flasher (which I found two???) and decided to look at the wiring. On the driver side in the trunk I found this huge wiring mess. I have a Ford Repair Manual but the book scematics are different from what I have. I have included some pictures of the area. There is also a box with wires coming out of it and I have no idea what it is. I hope some of you guys might know. Thanks.





 
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