Date: Fri, 15 Oct 1999 08:13:44 GMT
From: malcolm532nopsameja.com
Subject: Re: Brake Light Sending Unit
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Agree with Paul but if it is the switch it is on the lefthand side of
the car looking from the rear. to get to it (with resonable access)This
all assumes that your car is right hand drive
1) Remove ashtray, and bolt in centre
2) Remove lower centre console
3) Remove screws from heater ducting - remove duct
4) Pull out cardboard trim panel from passengers footwell.
5) Working from under the bonnet remove the lower dash panel bolts.
5) they are the ones in the corners on the bulkhead by the vacuum
5) res on one side and behine the wiring on the other....
6) Lower dash panel should drop.
7) Now even more access.
You may not have to do all this to get to the switch, but you may find
it easier to get to. Might need adjustment rather than replacement
Finally have you got a fuse box under the rear seat? If so check the
wiring around that area for corrosion. I have a 1991 900 where the
interior lights would not work. Using a voltmeter showed the
wiring/bulbs etc were ok, but no power was getting through. Finally
found badly corroded wires under this fuse box, cleaned and soldered a
lot of the joints and splices - lights work now!!
Good Luck
Malc
Scotland
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