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No headlights, radio, windows, locks and brake service light on, and oil pressure data not reading.

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Good day and welcome to Fixya!
As a first course of action, I strongly suggest that you remove the positive battery connector and leave it for atleast 5mins. then put it back on. This will reset the car's power system and issues may be resolved.
Hope this helps and thank you for using FixYa!

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Anonymous

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  • Posted on Oct 19, 2008

SOURCE: 2004 ford explorer

Sounds like you have some major fuse blowout issues. Ther are fuses under the dash, and fuses under the hood. But before you play with the ones under the hood, be sure to disengage the battery terminals. Check all the fuses. Check out the fuse layout to ensure you have all the ones you need. Can get replacement fuses at any autozone or whatever. This is the cheapest and easiest start to finding out your problem. It is time consuming, but you may also find out any other problems before they hit you at a later time. IE, for ford explorers, there has been a problem with the rear wiper motor going out and causing a battery drain that will kill it within 24-36 hours if the fuses are not pulled for the rear wiper motor. Hopefully this helped some. If not, I am sorry to say it may be a more expensive fix. Sounds electrical, I know autozone will do a free power diagnostic check on the truck. After that, good luck!

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Terry Engel

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  • Posted on Sep 14, 2009

SOURCE: I WENT UP TOWN AN WHEN I TRYED TO CRANCK MY FORD

Your oil pressure guage won't work unless the engne is running.

As with all electrical problems, they are VERY hard to solve wihtout the vehicle being in front of me.

It could be your starter, your stater connections, your ignition switch, or, or, or

Your best bet is to call your local dealer and ask for an appointment to have them search out your problem, they have all the right tools to do that.

There's no way to even guess at electrical problems without your car in front of me.

I hope this helps some.

Thanks for letting FixYa.com....fix ya


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Anonymous

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  • Posted on Apr 18, 2010

SOURCE: 1986 ford f350 diesel..no power to anything except

sounds like your alternater is going out or is out. for futher assistance call 419 689 1114

Anonymous

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  • Posted on May 12, 2010

SOURCE: No brake lights but fuse is good. Wiring appears okay.

Isnt there a switch on the brake pedal inside under the dash? There should be power going in and out when depressing the brake pedal. If there is a pressure switch, then check it when the brake pedal is up and then depressed. it should have power on one side up, and both when depressed. One thing to keep in mind that I think it goes through the turn signal switch, so if blinkers work, that tells you the wiring is good to the lights, so concentrate on power getting to and out of the turn signal switch.

Anonymous

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  • Posted on Dec 04, 2010

SOURCE: The dome lights, radio and

id check bulbs 1st,the if they are ok then yes it will be a fuse problem

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NOTE Besides Oil changes there are inspection intervals I & II

http://www.savagebmw.com/Service/content_service_Intervals.htm

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