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1992 mazda 323 Hatchback

I have 1992 mazda 323 and apparently the radio, tail lights and Dash lights and even the shifter lights do not work. I have checked all the fuses and they all seem to be fine. Any idea what could be wrong

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Sounds (i can't know for sure unless i can test it) like a bad relay or a connection is broken. Have you checked underneath the hood in the fuse box in the engine bay?

matt

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