I have to disconnect the negative battery cable to be able to turn off the headlights
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Asked by GuruQKTV Apr 28, 2017 at 12:05 AM about the 2004 Ford Crown Victoria Police Interceptor

Question type: Maintenance & Repair

Headlights worked ok for a time.  It was raining hard & they would not go off without me taking the negative cable loose.   I have to reconnect to start the engine or wind the windows.  This goes on all day, all night.  The damn hood must weigh 100 lbs, & this is getting very old.  Any advice?

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GuruQKTV answered 7 years ago

Thanks for your input. It (the headlight switch) operates the dash lights ok, just cant turn off the headlamps. Makin me crazy! Iv just watched the vid about the LCM & I'd bet bux its that module. I will check with Downtown Ford tomorrow!

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GuruQKTV answered 7 years ago

Also, after watching that video about the 10 best reasons for owning a Crown Vic, I'v changed my mind about pushing it off a cliff! Just lol-- not realy going to do that.

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