How can I get the parking lights to turn off on my 2004 Ford Taurus?

Asked by srhutto Aug 01, 2014 at 07:13 PM about the 2004 Ford Taurus SEL

Question type: Maintenance & Repair

On my way home from work I noticed the parking lights were on. The light switch was in
the "off" position. The headlights are off but the parking lights are on. I had to disconnect
the battery so it wouldn't drain over night and I could return to work tomorrow.

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one2many answered 10 years ago

I had similar situation. The off position is to the left of the marked off position. I have to turn switch past off to get the parking lights and tail lights to go off.

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GuruC9Q1W answered 5 years ago

This does not help on my 2002 taurus. Each time it is parked tail and brake lights go on and stay on. When i am driving, they go off, What part do i need?

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