dash lights drawing hard draining the battery

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Asked by Denniswdoane Jan 23, 2017 at 06:29 PM about the 2001 Mercury Grand Marquis GS

Question type: Maintenance & Repair

when I put the fuse in for the dash light they are draining the battery, clock
dims, dash lights dim. removing the fuse for the dash light seems to be no
draining of the battery. whats up with this? dennisdoane

3 Answers

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Is the car running when you do this? May be some sort of automatic dimming for the lights depending on how bright or dark it is outside?

Best Answer Mark helpful
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running or not, parking lights on dash when turned on the draw gives me about half on my digital clock, you can see its sucking the juice from somewhere, removed the fuse, on dash, no draw on clock, however no tail lights. I changed out the lighting control module, I think it may be the lighting switch itself, I don't know yet, Thanks Mark.

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