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Old 11-18-2001, 08:00 AM   #2
Gearhead999
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Check and make sure your ground wire is tight and that you have a ground between the engine and the car frame.

The headlight switch is what feeds the inst. lights. You should be able to check continuity between the switch and cluster. Also, though the IVR.

Do the tail lamps work?? They are connected together to the inst. lamps. You could have a short back there too.
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