Interior light issues

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Asked by Dlow1269 Mar 12, 2018 at 06:25 AM about the 2008 Ford Edge Limited

Question type: General

Interior light issues – My front and
back seat interior lights are not
working but the one in the storage area
works I replace all the bulbs and its still
no lights

3 Answers

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Car Interior Lights Stop Working: If several of your interior lights stop working at the same time, or none of them work, then it’s probably a fuse problem. Replacing a blown fuse won’t fix the problem if there is another underlying issue. If you replace a fuse and it blows again, that indicates a short somewhere in the interior lights circuit.

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Thank you I changed all fuses and bulbs and I do believe its a short or electrical issue thank you so much

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