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Stopped working My battery died first because I didn't add water. Then I got another battery and the alternator went. So now I have a new alternator and battery which it calls for. But now my radio, cigarette light, clock, and interior lights won't come on, some one please help

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  • charlenesurr Feb 16, 2009

    This is a 1995 Ford Contour 2.5 L V-6

  • charlenesurr Feb 16, 2009

    Checked all the fuses. Not those either. So I'm at a lost.

  • charlenesurr Feb 16, 2009

    Where they located?

  • Anonymous May 11, 2010

    Sounds like you have a blown fuse(s).

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