[MartyG67]

Hello folks, I'm new to here searching for knowledge. My problem is on a '99 Lincoln Continental. There are no dash lights and apparently the previous owner felt that simple solution was to put reference stickers on dash screen to indicate speed. I would like to find the source of this problem and correct it. Turn indicators, high beam and odometer are all visible, so under inspection laws I get a pass.
I've checked obvious areas but to no avail. Interior lighting stays on so fuse was pulled to negate this, but they are not sequenced with dash lights.
Looking for help on this since local garages are stumped. Seems that no one wants to keep older cars anymore

 

[bbf2530]

Hello folks, I'm new to here searching for knowledge. My problem is on a '99 Lincoln Continental. There are no dash lights and apparently the previous owner felt that simple solution was to put reference stickers on dash screen to indicate speed. I would like to find the source of this problem and correct it. Turn indicators, high beam and odometer are all visible, so under inspection laws I get a pass.
I've checked obvious areas but to no avail. Interior lighting stays on so fuse was pulled to negate this, but they are not sequenced with dash lights.
Looking for help on this since local garages are stumped. Seems that no one wants to keep older cars anymore

Hi Marty. Welcome to the Ford Fusion Club.

I am replying because I don't want you to think you are being ignored. However, this forum is centered on the Ford Fusion, and to a lesser extent the Fusion's Lincoln MKZ and Mercury Milan cousins. It is not impossible (but unlikely) that you will be able to receive much advice on an electrical issue in a 1999 Continental.

Let us know how you make out though, and good luck.