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2000 Windstar All brake and tail lights dead, fuse ok

Had a neighbor change a bulb for me in the driver side tail light assembly and now all the lights at the back of the van are dead. We checked fuse number 7 for tail lights and it is ok

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A VERY common Ford issue, is grounding. a ground may look clean, but it is too dirty to allow function. find your grounds and give them a scrub with a scotch brite pad they should be nearby to the bulb, normally they rear lights all combine into one

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