No Headlights, No Turn lights, No lights at all in Front

have it scanned for codes by a pro may be amodule problem or a shorted wire.

By Pro, I'm assuming that you mean, "not Auto Zone"? I'm sure that's were I'll end up (Pro I mean), but I just sent my oldest son off to college ($$$) and for now I relegated to driving only during the daytime...I've searched the crap out of this thing and the closest that I've come is that it could be the Front Electronics Module. That the ground for the lights happens (or is controlled/passes) there. Do you know that to be true? Maybe I can find one at a junk yard if so. Also, back to the "Pro" thing, are certain mechanics more Pro than others when it comes to scanning. I mean, would you recommend taking it to a Ford dealer over just a normal hometown guy?

Thanks for your response!

first thing any garage that repairs cars shold have a scanner and the only thing you will get at a dealer is higher prices and amaybe crappy work as if it's kind of a little problem child vehicle they will just end it on their merry way and tell you they can't fix it. I know I worked dealers for a very long time and a lot of guys didn't want the hard jobs.there are 3 modules for the light a front, rear , and tow light module and anyone of them cold be the problem as well as if you get another it has to be programmed to your vehicle any how so you have to see a pro anyhow(mechanic) easier totype pro here. there have been some models found with a wired that is corroded between battery and front supppport so if you feel like it get to the harness and see if that is the case it may fix your headlights at least. but any garage should be able to find it and fix it. check around for shops with a pretty good reputation or one that your friends use. Been there and done that with college thing as I put 2 through with what I could