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Rear light socket problems - update 200 1992

posted by  B.C. on  Tue Jul 12 18:36 CST 2005
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Ola Pancho -

Set things up so that the tail lights should be on, and the backups and brakes, too. (Jackhandle between brake pedal and moved-forward seat).

Then go back and manipulate the connector to the circuit board. See if any lights come on, go out, change to working right, or wrong. If you get the PS working OK, check the DS the same way.

The place on the circuit board where the connector bits touch can be oxidized and/or burnt. Only way to tell is to pull the connector off and look at the underside of that circuit board part - use a mirror and flashlight.

Good Luck, (Buen suerte?)

Bob

:>)





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