Where is the Light Control Module located - the one that controls the running lights

Asked by johnlincoln Jul 15, 2014 at 03:36 PM about the 1998 Lincoln Town Car Signature

Question type: Maintenance & Repair

The running lights on my 1998 Lincoln towncar don't work (parking lights and rear).
However, when I step on the brake, the brake lights work. Firestone changed the fuses
and bulbs and the Dealer said it was the Light Control Module. Are there more than one?
Which one controls running lights and where is it located? Thanks.

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Here is a place that will give you a new module. Just send in your old one. http://www.midwestteckmart.com/Lincoln-1998.html Should be located to the left of steering column under dash.

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Big ??for people no about Ford's I have a executive l Lincoln and my light control module doesn't work any more can I use a executive Lincoln light module Sense they both are executive Lincoln's it will it work

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It's a 2003 executive l Lincoln need some feedback cause they don't make the light control module for them.

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