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posted by  greendread on  Tue Dec 9 03:40 CST 2008
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Okay let’s start at the top… I have a 68 122s it’s my daily driver and I repair and refresh what is need as I go. All the lights where working not too long ago. One night I noticed the right rear taillight was not coming on when the lights where on, or while braking. So I when into the trunk and fiddled with the wires… if I remember correctly it was a white wire that had come out a bit from the terminal and I poked it back in and wrapped it with electrical tape. Taillights worked.

Some time later say a month the front turn signal lights went out, as did the flasher.
So no turn signal no flasher and I replaced fuses, flasher relay and front bulbs the easy stuff.

Today I only one working signal light, meaning it actually lights when headlights are on, but no flashing at all. Headlights, Interior lights, dash and license plate lights work. My dome light is apart and wires are tucked in. I lost my manual so I have no idea where which wire goes where?!





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