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back up lights
Hi All
I need more help I found the backup switch and fuse to be good however there is no power to the fuse block for the backup lights to work the wire color is pink and orange does anybody know where the wire comes from before it get to fuse block? I dont want to cut all the wire wrap off all the wiring to try to follow it Thanks Mickey
I need more help I found the backup switch and fuse to be good however there is no power to the fuse block for the backup lights to work the wire color is pink and orange does anybody know where the wire comes from before it get to fuse block? I dont want to cut all the wire wrap off all the wiring to try to follow it Thanks Mickey
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Backup Lights
Welcome to FTE mickey91180,
A Chiltons or Hayes Manual would really help, for now and in the future.
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What gives! The gap between the 2 mickey91180's was my post asking him for more info so that we here @ FTE could be of more assistance!
A Chiltons or Hayes Manual would really help, for now and in the future.
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Moderators:
What gives! The gap between the 2 mickey91180's was my post asking him for more info so that we here @ FTE could be of more assistance!
Last edited by crazypaw; Mar 23, 2008 at 06:55 PM. Reason: Moderator Problem
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The backup lamps on your '96 run through fuse #26 fuse (10A) in the interior fuse box.
The circuit is powered by virtue of the ignition switch fuse #1 (50A) located in the fuse/relay box under the hood (wire color = yellow).
The circuit is powered by virtue of the ignition switch fuse #1 (50A) located in the fuse/relay box under the hood (wire color = yellow).
