When I turn my lights my dash lights including radio lights all go out

Asked by Edmonton Mar 15, 2013 at 11:24 AM about the 2007 Ford Escape XLT AWD

Question type: General

Where do you find relay switch for dash lights

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are you sure they go out or do they just get dim. there is a switch by the steering wheel to control the brightness of all the panel lights make sure its not all the way down before you check other stuff.

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The radio light goes dim when the headlights are on. The dash lights are not on unless the running lights are on. There is no dash light relay.

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Or if your taillight fuse is blown, when you turn on the headlights the dash lights go out with. That is so you will not drive around without tail lights and not know

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These people are retarded i have the same problem in a fusion. Need to have normal dash lights with the head lights off..

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