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Hi all
Yet another problem has hit the beloved cerb this week. On a very dark drive last weekend at 3 in the morning the cerb lights just decided to go out on the motorway!
The side lights remained on (and therefore the tail lights) so it wasnt a complete change of pants experience but i still couldnt see much. It did seem to relate to hitting a pot hole however once i stopped noticed that without the engine running but with ignition 'on'the lights worked fine. With engine running just side lights!!??
Any thoughts or obvious places to start looking? Could it be the control box in the boot?
Yet another problem has hit the beloved cerb this week. On a very dark drive last weekend at 3 in the morning the cerb lights just decided to go out on the motorway!
The side lights remained on (and therefore the tail lights) so it wasnt a complete change of pants experience but i still couldnt see much. It did seem to relate to hitting a pot hole however once i stopped noticed that without the engine running but with ignition 'on'the lights worked fine. With engine running just side lights!!??
Any thoughts or obvious places to start looking? Could it be the control box in the boot?
Check the boxes that are sat on the tank for burnt out connections. It's quite often the cause of lighting failures. Soldering a direct link onto the board and putting in separate connectors for the affected wires is usually sufficient to fix the problem.
Steve.
Steve.
Edited by Steve_T on Friday 28th September 10:27
Steve_T said:
Check the boxes that are sat on the tank for burnt out connections. It's quite often the cause of lighting failures. Soldering a direct link onto the board and putting in separate connectors for the affected wires is usually sufficient to fix the problem.
Steve.
Wot he said ^^^^^^ (coz he came over and fixed mine Steve.
Edited by Steve_T on Friday 28th September 10:27
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