Asked by SamB67 Feb 03, 2014 at 05:02 PM about the 1995 Mercury Grand Marquis 4 Dr LS Sedan
Question type: Maintenance & Repair
To add to that problem I also have no
use of my wipers but I can spray the
fluid to clean the windshield any
advice ? Also I have a problem when
I press on the break I can use the
blinker and heat/AC but when I press
on the gas I lose both
chicho10953 answered 10 years ago
with the car off disconnect the negative terminal and put a 12v tester from batt to neg cable and see how bright it is make shore switch Is off and door are close that there is no corrent is taking , disconnect fuse one by one till you see the light dims,if it dims and go off either fuse that's the short there, or check brake light if it stays on
Trippmeister answered 9 years ago
Before pulling all the fuses one by one, (there are larger ones under the hood also), disconnect the large wire to the alternator. Sometimes the diodes go bad and drain current. make sure no dome lights or trunk or hood lights stay on (remove bulbs). I working on a Lincon right now, and can't seem to find it even with a specialized tester and 30 years exprience.
To add to that problem I also have no use of my wipers but I can spray the fluid to clean the windshield any advice ? Also I have a problem when I press on the break I can use the blinker and hea...
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