Check the light sockets and wiring for the F150 panel and parking lights. Look for water in the connection, or a broken bulb. There is a short somewhere in the system. If those places are ok then the wires need to be traced to find the short.
Should be the same as parking/dash lights on the lower left kick panel
instrument panel lights for 1998 ford explorer the fues is good and when dimmer swtich is good
with a hammer
Fuse should be marked and also control parking and tail lights
see owner's manual
the #3 slot is for the parking lights #11 is for the warning lights #21 is for hazzard lights and #26 is the back up lights the #3 slot is for the parking lights #11 is for the warning lights #21 is for hazzard lights and #26 is the back up lights
Check fuse # 3 , that is a 15 amp fuse for your parking lights if all 4 don't work
Check parking/tailight fuse
Our 1993 Ford would not randomly (or so we thought) shift into overdrive. We eventually figured out this happened when the headlights / parking lights were on. We then traced it to a bad ground in the parking lights circuit. We fixed the ground and the shifting issue was fixed. No joke.
Check fuses-- common circuit
under dashboard
A short in the wiring.