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Old 09-18-2014, 09:07 PM   #1
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haywire wiring

How come?
pull on the headlights on and my low water lite come on, on my dash and a high pitch sound comes from under the dash.
Has anyone experienced this, I do not know how to remedy this situation.
HELP !!!!
I also have no dash lights, with light switch pulled or not.
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it sounds to me like the dash is not properly grounded loose or broken ground connections can make all sorts of strange things happning
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Multiple dash board systems acting up all at once , prime suspect would be a bad ground.
Now exactly where that ground is , the rest of the story.
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Instead of searching for the bad ground, wouldn't it be easier run a new one
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Instead of searching for the bad ground, wouldn't it be easier run a new one
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Good idea .... ??
Exactly where do you suggest he connect the "new ground" when he "runs" it?
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