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My dash lights want come on and my left brack light want come on and my right blinker want come on.

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1st off the right blinker,does it blink fast or not at all if it blinks fast, check the bulbs if it is not blinking and the dash light also don't work the multifunction switch could be bad(turnsignal,light switch) if your other break light is working start by checking the bulbs take the verified good one and try it in the other side if the bulbs are good check the fuses under dash and under hood carefully

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