The Ford Barn

Tinker · 06-08-2019, 07:27 PM

If all the lights go out at the same time, then come back I'd look at the main power source lead as a culprit (ignition stitch maybe). As mentioned above, No idea if this was replaced with a stock harness setup, as it's 12v.

A long piece of wire (5-7ft) with alligator clips on both ends can be helpful in finding ground/power issues. Simple but effective.

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JSeery · 06-08-2019, 08:22 PM

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Originally Posted by wahoo54

Thanks RKS.PA. Yes the brke lights worked when the head lights came on. It's all new wiring and there was a loose connection on the fuse block after all. Working now but my dome light won't come on. IS there seperate fuse for the dome lights? Thanks for the advice!

No, there is only one fuse in the 38 Fords. If you check the diagram in post #9 the dome light(s) are wired directly to the fuse panel. There is a switch and then the dome lights.

06-08-2019, 07:27 PM	#21
Tinker Senior Member Join Date: May 2010 Location: MN Posts: 7,053	Re: Lights won't work in my 1938 Tudor Sedan If all the lights go out at the same time, then come back I'd look at the main power source lead as a culprit (ignition stitch maybe). As mentioned above, No idea if this was replaced with a stock harness setup, as it's 12v. A long piece of wire (5-7ft) with alligator clips on both ends can be helpful in finding ground/power issues. Simple but effective. .