i have a 2011 ford taurus there is a head light problem

Asked by GuruDY4J2Z Feb 29, 2024 at 03:33 PM about the 2011 Ford Taurus Limited AWD

Question type: Maintenance & Repair

left head light stop working switch right and light bulbs did not fix problem
checked power to light when turn lights on ground wire opens up. now
daylight light not working as well
looking for wiring diagram the ones on line do not show my wiring colours i
have black and a light brown

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Try your local library in the reference section to see if they have a shop repair manual. If they do you can have the sections you need photocopied, or try EBay for a manual on CD/DVD, some manuals you can find for purchase online but those do have drawbacks. Make sure you get the one for the AWD vehicle.

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