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Neldog

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Does anybody know where the back up light switch is on a 78 ford bronco with 351m automatic ? I have read my haynes manual and cannot find the back up swsitch. I can only find the neutral safety switch. The safety switch works fine and I was told that the switch also worked the back up lights. Backup lights are not getting power on both sides.

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swampthing

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i know on my 88 250 the reverse lights are tied in with the neutral safety switch check there...use a test light put it in reverse see if you get power at the switch for reverse..if so start tracing wires there is a possibility on broken wire somewhere

 

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i know on my 88 250 the reverse lights are tied in with the neutral safety switch check there...use a test light put it in reverse see if you get power at the switch for reverse..if so start tracing wires there is a possibility on broken wire somewhere
I had the same problem and fixed it by buying a set of $20 mini driving lights and mounting them on the rear bumper and wired them to a switch. Work as well as headlights for backing up and also fend off tailgators at night by flicking them on. :lol:

 
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Neldog

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I fixed my backup lights by replacing the neutral safety switch.

Thanx for the posts

 

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i've never had to replace any neutral safety switch.anytime i have a problem with reverse lights i check that first though to see if i can find the problem...and if i do have problems with the switch going bad we simply just bypass the switch. But i wouldnt imagine it costs much

 
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Neldog

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The switch cost me 46 dollars at autozone.

Thanx for your replies

 

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