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Reverse Light Fuse

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19 Jul 2015 11:56 #147980 by BigAndy
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Hi all.

Could someone enlighten me to the position of the reverse light fuse please. Reverse lights aren't working but both bulbs are fine.

What are the switches like to change?

Cheers

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19 Jul 2015 12:46 #147984 by BigAndy
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I'm guessing the fuse is the one marked 'BACK'? If so the fuses are also fine. Without putting a meter across the points I can only guess it's a duff switch (hoping the wiring is fine)?

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19 Jul 2015 14:02 #147986 by markyp2000
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Its on the gear box near the top a little pain to get to i think

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19 Jul 2015 22:08 #148031 by kirkynut
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It'll be the switch on top of the gearbox as has been said.

You can do it by feel. You'll be able to see / feel the wires going to it.

Search for it on this forum as we recorded the spanner size to go onto the switch in one post.

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20 Jul 2015 21:25 #148111 by Busta
Replied by Busta on topic Reverse Light Fuse
If it's a twin cam, as you stand in front of the car looking at the engine, the plug is to the left of the engine near the bulkhead. The switch is in the top of the gearbox. I find it's easiest to get to by laying on top of the engine and reaching behind.

It's a fairly big spanner size, so arming yourself with an adjustable might be easiest!

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