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1995 Ford Explorer lights complaints
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High-mount brake light found inoperable during nc safety inspection. Estimate of replacement is over $350.00. This seems like a part that should have a longer lifetime given the cost of replacement. Are there any manufacturer reimbursements available for replacement?
Dome lights stay on. Consumer is worried it may cause an electrical fire.
Lenses on headlights have become discolored. Dealer said yes it was a safety issue. But since vehicle was out of warranty they would do nothing . Consumer went, and had police look at headlights,.they stated yes he would be pulled over and cited due to headlights not being bright enough. *ak the consumer believes it is the dealer's responsibility to replace the head lights.
Prior to recall the lift gate failed (99v‑310). Yh
Rear center tail light assembly had complete failure; dealer says it will cost between $250 and $300 to replace. I presume it is a safety problem since I failed annual inspection due to the failure of this component. Are there other reports of similar failures? I am upset that I have to pay so much for a component that should have lasted more than 3.5 years.
Vehicle had been parked and locked for 30 hours prior to fire. Fire appears to have spontaneously ignited in the left side of the dash area of the headlight switch and dimmer control for the interior lights.
Courtesy light bulb shorted and smoke came from the center of the dash which caught fire.
Speedometer light does not work on the 30 to 40 MPH range.
Fuel pump failed.
Parking light bulb failure.
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