Roland Franzius wrote:
> RF schrieb:
>> Suddenly my brake and turn lights have decided to go on strike. All
>> other lights are ok.
>> I did a continuity test on all the fuses and they are ok. The bulbs
>> also seem ok.
>>
>> Anyone have a magic wand for diagnosing the root of this problem?
>
> Depends. Front turning lights ok? Turning and emergency lights relais
> (below ash tray) ticking?
>
Thanks Guys. It's great to have such sup****t :-)
Fuse Box: I can't find a ground on the fuse box
and the wiring diagram seems not to show one.
There is a screw at the lower middle of the fuse
holders that seems attached to the chassis and,
thinking it might be a ground, I tested it but it
is not. There is an infinite resistance between it
and the ground pole on the battery.
Plug Connection Cable Harness: This is supposed to
be somewhere at the rear of the car and I remember
accessing it way back. I removed the spare wheel
and the cover of the wheel well on the left side
where the cable comes through to the rear but it
is not there. I also removed the bulb holder
brackets but no sign of it there either. Does
anyone know where it is supposed to be?
Turning lights: All dead and no clicking when arm
is moved around. Also dead: horn,
blinkers, brake lights, instrument panel lights.
What does work: Main lights, dipped lights, side
and parking lights, radio, roof.
I switched some fuses around but it made no
difference. I visited Kragen a couple of days ago
and they had one box with just two suitable fuses
- 8 and 16 amp (one each) - and two other unusable
ones. They wanted $4 box. It seems to be related
to the price of oil ;-)
TIA
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