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Old October 18th, 2009, 04:39 PM   #1
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1988 mustang gt electrical problems


Ok.. for a while, my fog lights and head lights flickered on and off occasionally as i drived.. and now they wont turn on at all. So i have to drive around with my brights on.. and now the brights wont even go off at all i have to take the fuse out to turn my brights on and off. When i make a sharp turn.. all of the electronics in my car stop working ( windows, wipers, stereo ) and its starting to piss me off. I've checked the fuses and and tried to check the connections, but im not sure what im doing or what the problem is. Help me out?
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