B
Bluefox
have current on the switch at the top of the gearbox.
Lamps are OK;
what could be the cause of the problem?
Lamps are OK;
what could be the cause of the problem?
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J
James Sweet
Bluefox said:have current on the switch at the top of the gearbox.
Lamps are OK;
what could be the cause of the problem?
Is the switch completing the circuit?
S
steve sedlis
1. check bulbs with test meter.
2. check switch with meter.
3. check wiring harness end to end.
4. check fuses or relays.
if all this fails....
reconnect the battery!
2. check switch with meter.
3. check wiring harness end to end.
4. check fuses or relays.
if all this fails....
reconnect the battery!
V
volvowrench
240 reverse lights are powered through an edge connector at the left rear"Bluefox" said:have current on the switch at the top of the gearbox.
Lamps are OK;
what could be the cause of the problem?
taillight assembly. The connector contacts copper strips fused to a mylar
"wiring plate." Over time the compression forces of the connector cause
the plastic under the mylar bit to creep and deform. Once that happens
the edge connector cannot make adequate contact to complete the circuit
to the bulbs. Often using a piece of brass shim stock to bridge the
connection on the black wires in the edge connector will restore
connectivity to the bulbs. (One black wire comes from the switch and the
other goes to the bulb on the other side of the car after being bridged
at the connector.)
Bob