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Thanks, that's a good approach
Posted by Noel [Email] (more from Noel) on Tue, 8 Jul 2008 17:53:43
In Reply to: Nah, Ari
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, Tue, 8 Jul 2008 15:39:22
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Yep, car starts and runs fine (except my BPC is acting up).
Have to go out of town for a couple of days so will dig into it when I get back. The sockets on the rear assembly seem OK, ditto on the front corner lights. But I haven't done as you suggest, and there was a bad bulb in back to begin with, so your bad bulb theory may well be right. Still have to pull the little bulb below the high beam. (hate getting to that one!) I think the dual filaments are 1157 type. Not sure what the single filament ones are.
And of course I'll have to check the instrument lights, pull the radio, CD player, ACC. Am hoping to avoid having to take off the dash top. (haven't done that before. Then it tracking the grounds in the wires (groan).
You're right on it not being the ignition, BTW. What made me suspicious was that I put in a new fuse turned on the parking lights and the fuse was OK. Then when I turned on the ignition and drove off, the fuse blew; so I thought it was the switch. But tonight I checked it again and it is in fact the lighting circuit and not the ignition switch. Turn the light switch and the fuse goes. Sigh.
Thanks, Ari. I'll no doubt be back for more of your excellent insights.
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