2000 ford f150 my signal lights are broken, which fuse do I need?

Asked by Mamabear445 Nov 06, 2013 at 01:08 PM about the 2000 Ford F-150

Question type: Maintenance & Repair

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migration_judge_roy answered 10 years ago

sounds like an undervoltage condition just ain't puttin' it right....2000....bad battery as they stop accepting a charge 10 percent per year...so was in fact DEAD a long time ago....get a new battery to provide proper voltage 12.5 volts....STEADY as gained by wirebrushing the end of the black battery cable that attaches to the ground...wirebrush the cable and the spot where it bolts to with your new battery....doubtful the flasher unit is bad, but can put a bead on one if you need your shoppin' done for you~

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