2002 ford focus headlights inop

SOURCE: change rear signal bulb on 2002 ford focus wagon

Open tailgate 2 screws hold housung in. Remonve the screws pull the huosing out and change bulb. On mine the housing had melted so O called the Ford garage and they got the socket out for me. I had to buy a new socket but that was it.

SOURCE: 1994 ford f150 turn signal

check your fuses, something is blowing out your bulbs or causing a lack of electrical support, and cant support all your lights working at once...let me know how it goes

SOURCE: 2002 ford expedition: no turn signals

Hello,
Ok well your the lucky owner of an Expediton. I have a few of these trucks in my fleet. The common problem in almost ALL Ford vehicles is the multifunction switch located to the right of your column which is the main switch for you wipers, turn signals, and high beams. Under the plastic column cover is three phillips screws. Remove them and unscrew the tilt lever on the right of the column by spining it with a tight grip counter clockwise. Gently pull the lower cover off and you will see two screws and a large gray plug or it may be black. The internal plastic switch pawl breaks and requires the complete ASSY needs replacing. Remove the plug by pulling out on the plugs tang and pull down on the plug being sure not to pull on the wires for this could create a contact issue later. Remove the screws holding the multi function/ turn signal switch. Replace the switch in reverse of removal. Test the operation before you assemble the column cover.

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A common problem on the 2003 focus are the electrics, i had a problem recently where the displays where not functioning, i took off the panel, checked the iso connector and before putting it back in i gave it a quick spray with wd40 and it al seemed to work, been in contact with the garage and for a new unit with callibration you are looking about £140 or so with labour and parts

SOURCE: Turn signal problem

broken ground wire