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Re: Electrical "Glitches" 200 1988

posted by  someone claiming to be Isaac Babcock on  Tue Sep 25 17:23 CST 2001 [RELATED]

This might be a longshot, but since according to Haynes the fuses for the central locking and brake lights are right next to each other, they may be related by distance alone. Check to see if the connectors for those fuses (#7 and 8) are corroded. Also check for proper connection with the fuses which may be corroded as well, causing intermittent problems. The taillight circuit is on fuse 9 so you might as well check that one. A good cleaning could take care of all of those problems at once. Also, like John Sergeant said, it could be bad relays, so definitely check that stuff. Good luck.





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