Check wiring harnesses - prone to corrosion
The bus stopped with a sudden jolt.
Fuses or the power window relays.
had that problem with my 96 and turned out to be the fuel pump
I have some extra information about the above question. It's about a 1997 Ford Explorer Sport (V6 4L SOHC). All of a sudden all the lights of the dash stopped working (also the illumination of AC/radio controls), also the warning chime for lights on is not working and the tail-lights are not working. All dome-lights work. I checked all fuses visually; they seem to be all right. The alternator and battery are brand new. Does anybody else know what else could be the cause of the problems, and does anybody know which fuse actually controls these functions?
LED lights may stop working suddenly due to issues such as a loose connection, power surge, or a faulty LED driver. Check the connections and power source to troubleshoot the problem.
If your windscreen shatters while driving, remain calm and maintain control of the vehicle. Gradually reduce speed and steer to a safe location away from traffic. Turn on your hazard lights to alert other drivers, and avoid sudden movements that could cause an accident. Once stopped, assess your situation and call for assistance if needed.
depending on the year it could be the coil pack is bad. mine was cracked really bad and occasionally would miss and all the sudden while driving down the road one day it just stopped working and i had to ''milk'' it home because it had NO power. i replaced that and was driving with no more miss to the engine
I assume you mean "heater". And a sudden failure is probably just the motor going bad.
Maybe a bad catalytic converter
Most common problem -turn signal flasher
It probably broke. The inside soldier joints break very easy. I recommend not buying another and actually buy a game.
Make sure the boat is secured to the trailer and that all lights are working. Do not use excessive speed, and avoid sudden stops or turns.