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Rear Tail Light Question 140-160

posted by  Ron Kwas on  Fri Aug 20 09:50 CST 2021
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VFH;

If the symptom of two normally unassociated circuits becoming associated occurs, without some some of "work" having been performed, it could also occur due to the oldest and most common of issues...a crummy chassis connection...and since Dir Signals and Marker Lights probably share a chassis connections at the rear light fixture, the likelihood of this is more than remote...I guess my advice would be to find and check those first...then treat with ACZP...

See also: https://www.sw-em.com/electical_circuit_interaction.htm#Chassis_Side_Inadvertent_Circuit_Interaction

Cheers






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