1993 RRC 3.9 auto on gas
I have a short in my parking light circuit, immediatly blows fuse.
The short is in the left (pass) side circuit and so far I have removed the rear lights completely, the number plate globes, the front parking light globe, the trailer wiring circuit and it still blows immediately the light are turned on.
I guess I'm looking for a short in the wiring loom somewhere. But where?
Does anyone have any idea where the loom would be most likely to short out other than at the lights themselves.
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Parking light problem
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Found It!!
Found It!!
My fault!
I fitted a new stereo unit and what I thought was the power lead for the antenna amplifier is in fact a lead for turning the original stereo display down when the lights are on.
Disconnected it from the stereo and all is well now.
My fault!
I fitted a new stereo unit and what I thought was the power lead for the antenna amplifier is in fact a lead for turning the original stereo display down when the lights are on.
Disconnected it from the stereo and all is well now.
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