back up lights inop also need trailer....
#1
back up lights inop also need trailer....
Do back up lights have a seperate fuse? Everything else works just fine as far as the wiring goes.
Also, I was told a trailer wire plug is in the trunk somewhere so you don't have to do each wire individually.
Thanks
Also, I was told a trailer wire plug is in the trunk somewhere so you don't have to do each wire individually.
Thanks
#4
Depending on the car..... but it should be on your steering column, about 4-6" from the firewall.
It'll most likely be mounted on the top of your column, so you'll have to look and feel around a little to find it.
I'd give it a continuity test after you disconnect it. This sends the signal to your reverse lights when you shift into reverse.
If you have a floor shift, it'll most likely be in a different location.
It'll most likely be mounted on the top of your column, so you'll have to look and feel around a little to find it.
I'd give it a continuity test after you disconnect it. This sends the signal to your reverse lights when you shift into reverse.
If you have a floor shift, it'll most likely be in a different location.
#5
Ok. I found and it is right where you said it was on top of the steering column a few inches from the fire wall. I found one on the net that could be a replacement. It is a 5 prong switch.
When I was looking at it from underneath, I couldn't tell how to take it out or disconnect it or even remove it from the column. Would it pull apart from any direction? I did not see or feel any screws or hardware that I can tell.
When I was looking at it from underneath, I couldn't tell how to take it out or disconnect it or even remove it from the column. Would it pull apart from any direction? I did not see or feel any screws or hardware that I can tell.
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