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electrical problems 200 1988

posted by  nknasi on  Sat Oct 13 17:43 CST 2007
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One time when my rear passenger taillight didn't work (brake lights and rear parking lights were out and bulb out light on), the problem was that my dimmer switch for the interior lights was cranked to the max. setting it a bit lower than the max setting seemed to clear it up for me. i scratched my head on the problem for about 2 months before some tinkering led me to the source.

Hey, it's just my .02, but thought I'd throw it in regardless.
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Nik :: 1989 Tinted Silver 244 AW70:: Chicago, IL :: 153K as of 8/2007 :: Pics and Notes






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