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where is the automatic overdrive light located on my 1994 ford thunderbird?,as it is lighting up and hopefully i only need to replace the bulb

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August 17 11:49 AM (30 minutes and 40 seconds later)
         
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If it is lighting up then it definitely is not the bulb. When a bulb goes bad they don’t light. It is either it is staying in overdrive for some reason or a wire/switch has shorted.

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August 17 6:57 PM (7 hours and 7 minutes and 49 seconds later)
         
Reply to Firsthogman's Post: i do not think you understood my question
where is the light located in my dahsboard?
so that i may find out if the bulb is burned out,
the aod does work but it is hard to remember if i pushed the button or not so i must turn off the car and make sure i push the button.
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