Where is the fuse located that controls the Automatic head lights? My lights work but does not come on automatically any more.

Asked by Susan Feb 01, 2014 at 10:09 PM about the 1999 Ford Explorer 2 Dr Sport SUV

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1999 Ford Explorer Sport.

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OJ answered 10 years ago

If the headlights work I doubt it is the fuse. Probably a relay or sensor problem.

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