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Ford Explorer: Bad headlight switch

  1. #1
    David
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    Bad headlight switch

    I recently had my headlights stop working and traced it to the switch. I
    opened up the switch and found that the contacts had heated up enough to
    melt the plastic around them which then covered up the contacts. I was able
    to cut away the melted plastic and clean up the switch enough to get it
    working again. Now this is on a 96 that I have owned for about 3 years. I
    always drive with my lights on since I commute over two lane country roads.
    This is about 45 minutes each way. It seems that the switch should not heat
    up enough to melt the plastic. I was wondering if anyone else has had this
    problem.

    Dave



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    Jim
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    Re: Bad headlight switch

    You have the stock bulbs in the lights???


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  3. #3
    David
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    Re: Bad headlight switch

    Yep.

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  4. #4
    huckfinn
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    Re: Bad headlight switch

    Interesting read...

    I had the same problem and I started ntoicing the problem a couple of weeks
    after replacing the bulbs that were brighter -NOT Stock bulbs

    Replaced the switch - dealer did it.




 

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