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Tail lights not working


nick_karkie

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Hi all,

all four of my tail lights and my fog light switch under my steering wheel are all not workin, is this due to a blown fuse, if so, how do I get to the fuse box by the passenger footwell in order to change the fuse, had a quick go at getting it in the dark but couldnt figure it out, me being ignorant and all.

cheers

Nick

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Sounds most likely to be a fuse.

To get to the fuse box, get on your knees, turn around and limbo under the dashboard, until your head touches the throttle pedal, then look left, twist your body until you can get your arms in a position to remove the cover and hunt the dead fuse... ;)

 

You may want a small torch.

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Originally posted by Matt Harwood

Sounds most likely to be a fuse.

To get to the fuse box, get on your knees, turn around and limbo under the dashboard, until your head touches the throttle pedal, then look left, twist your body until you can get your arms in a position to remove the cover and hunt the dead fuse... ;)

 

You may want a small torch.

 

jeez - don't you have to be at least a part-time russian/chinese gymnast to sort this. damned owner's manual says nothing about having to be limber does it ? :innocent:

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Originally posted by Matt Harwood

Sounds most likely to be a fuse.

To get to the fuse box, get on your knees, turn around and limbo under the dashboard, until your head touches the throttle pedal, then look left, twist your body until you can get your arms in a position to remove the cover and hunt the dead fuse... ;)

 

You may want a small torch.

 

Matt,

 

Cant sleep matey?!!:p

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Originally posted by Matt Harwood

To get to the fuse box, get on your knees, turn around and limbo under the dashboard, until your head touches the throttle pedal, then look left, twist your body until you can get your arms in a position to remove the cover and hunt the dead fuse... ;)

 

You may want a small torch.

 

Dont you always find you get there OK, its getting out especially when you realise you have forgotten your torch:p

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I suggest using a volt meter. ( on the buzzer setting, which picks up any voltage passing through) you check that there is power getting to the light unit, it best to test off the light connector at the back of the rear lights, i dont know which wires relate to the tail lights. So hopefully someone else can help or just work ur way through each wire hopeing for a buzz!

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