out of feckin no where my r32 blew the dash+ rear lights fuse, keeps blowing them, did a continueity test from the rear light power, and an earth, fine with fuse out, but with a good fuse in, not turning on lights, the power at rear lights has connection with an earth, which would indicate a problem on the other side of the fuse i.e the dash or the head lamp switch, any common faults with them? i havent done any wiring or anything recently, just happened out the blue! any help?
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05-01-11, 20:07 #1its not low enough!
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skyline blowing rear light fuse
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coilpacks man............................
would have anything to do with water being in the lense?
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05-01-11, 20:36 #3its not low enough!
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no, the wiring from fuse to lights is fine, its some where in the dash id say, or could b the head lamp switch itself, its a bit dodgey haha, an hye leave my fishtanks alone! Originally Posted by nikkisixx69
coilpacks man............................ would have anything to do with water being in the lense?
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process of elimination. unplug ur rear lights in d boot, and d front ones, and d dash if u wish, put in a new fuse, turn on lights, see dose the fuse go. if it doesnt then its one of the components u unplugged, so plug em in until u plug in d one dat makes d fuse blow. it mite not be any of these, but gud way to start
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