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» Wire inside head light switch may break and cause head lights to be inoperative
Mazda Protege
Report: Wire inside head light switch may break and cause head lights to be inoperative
Mazda Protege Problem
Model Years Affected: 1994, 1995
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A wire inside the head light switch can fatigue and break over time causing the head lights to be inoperative. There is an updated head light switch to fix the problem.
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