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Tailights revisited 200 1993

posted by  leugim on  Thu Sep 3 09:19 CST 2009
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I recently replaced my rear light assemblies due to cracked lenses and water infiltration.

All seemed fine four about 4 months. Then, I started to get the dreaded bulb failure warning light.

Upon investigating I notice that the passenger position light was not working. Initially hoping it was a bad bulb, I switched it out and found it was not the bulb. I searched some more and found that the passenger brake light has a melted spot on the printed circuit.

Whatever could cause this?

I am planning on getting a new printed circuit and start again. Other thoughts are apprciated as usual.

I don't get to the internet everyday so if I don't respond right away don't be offended.

Thanks
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Happy Motoring! 93' 244 and 2002 S60'''''%%%% '






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