Greetings, I have a 96 2.0 Ghia Hatch that has just sailed through yet another MOT. Was given
an advisory for the rear lights. All of the light cluster works apart from the rear light itself. Have
changed the bulbs with no joy. I can't see anything on the fuse map to say if they have a unique
fuse. The front lights are ok.
Is there anyone out there in Ford land that can help please.
Ta
Kevin
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Started by obanfordman, Feb 12 2013 09:28 PM
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Posted 12 February 2013 - 09:28 PM
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Posted 15 February 2013 - 10:27 PM
Hi kev
not too sure what you are asking but have you checked the wire connectsions for corrosion and or the bulb holders.
not too sure what you are asking but have you checked the wire connectsions for corrosion and or the bulb holders.
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Posted 15 February 2013 - 11:56 PM
How did it pass the MOT with a bulb out?
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Posted 19 February 2013 - 01:50 PM
welcome along obanfordman, it is a bit concerning that you passed an MOT with a bulb out lol... Or was it a provisional pass pending getting the bulb fixed?
I would suggest corrosion, take a multimeter and see if you can detect any current at the holder at various points. Might be worth pulling out the cluster, and checking the wiring up to the cluster and then the unit itself for any corrosion as advised above.
I would suggest corrosion, take a multimeter and see if you can detect any current at the holder at various points. Might be worth pulling out the cluster, and checking the wiring up to the cluster and then the unit itself for any corrosion as advised above.
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