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Thanks hio. The hazard do still work. Not all lamps work (passenger rear dont work at all). I am not to good at reading circuit diagrams, but will look into it. Any ide where to find one?
Thanks hio. The hazard do still work. Not all lamps work (passenger rear dont work at all). I am not to good at reading circuit diagrams, but will look into it. Any ide where to find one?
The electrical section of the tech compilation sticky.
I am kinda having the same problem my dash turn light arrow is on when my lights are turned on I haven't looked into it yet so it may be a backwards wire and would this cause the park light to not work
Tools you might need: a decent Multimeter and/or a testlight but mostly your brain is your best tool. If it helps, think of each wire as a pipe of electrons and flows about through them, through your load (lights) and then through the chassis (ground). (the wrinkle is that electrons flow from the negative to positive).
Also I really hate these light sockets And would be the first place I would look for leaking blinker fluid
Tools you might need: a decent Multimeter and/or a testlight but mostly your brain is your best tool. If it helps, think of each wire as a pipe of electrons and flows about through them, through your load (lights) and then through the chassis (ground). (the wrinkle is that electrons flow from the negative to positive).
Also I really hate these light sockets And would be the first place I would look for leaking blinker fluid
A pipe full of electrons? Way too complicated.
As an electrician, I always think of electricity as plastic tubes full of smoke. As long as the smoke stays in the tubes, all is good.
But we all know what happens when the smoke leaks out, don't we?
Seriously, Zark-eh offers some very good advice. Don't try to over complicate things. Take one wire at a time and prove it out. Make sure all connections are clean, tight and corrosion free.