How do you turn on the cargo light on 1999 Ford Ranger

Asked by Elena Jul 26, 2019 at 08:36 PM about the 1999 Ford Ranger XLT Standard Cab 4WD SB

Question type: Maintenance & Repair

I read another answer that said it was the roll switch next to  
the head light but that only works the dashboard lights. My
interior dome  light goes on by a switch on the dome  itself
but I can't find any switch for the bed light. I've already
changed the  bulbs but I still can't figure out how to turn
them on. Any suggesstions?

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GuruHQ566 answered 5 years ago

Switch should go jut little farther on on dash light switch give it a little more preserve turning to left I beleave

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ronniec35 answered 4 years ago

I is the roll switch thqat dims and raises the brightness. roll up and then push a little more to click the cargo light on.

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JRRoarkanic1 answered 4 years ago

Push hard on dimmer switch. Had trouble with mine to push it up until you feel or hear a click

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