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Le Mans Master
Joined: Jan 2006
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From: Orlando FL
Ok Dave sounds like quite a strange one. But give us a little more. Does it happen by itself, all at once, and what triggers it to happen.
I can see the door switch affecting the bell and the interior lights, but not the fog lights.
I can see the door switch affecting the bell and the interior lights, but not the fog lights.
Le Mans Master
Joined: Jan 2006
Posts: 5,620
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From: Orlando FL
Is this trick, or treat cause its near Halloween, or is that car just possed and in need of a exorcism.
Off hand I could not even venture a valid guess. It almost sounds like a grounding problem but I think that might also be a stretch. However the way I would approach it is to target in on only one of the items. Find the one easiest to work on and access. And by using the FSM drawings I would find a link between any brake wiring either hot or return wiring and the item you are going to resolve first.
Off hand I could not even venture a valid guess. It almost sounds like a grounding problem but I think that might also be a stretch. However the way I would approach it is to target in on only one of the items. Find the one easiest to work on and access. And by using the FSM drawings I would find a link between any brake wiring either hot or return wiring and the item you are going to resolve first.
Burning Brakes
Joined: Oct 2009
Posts: 773
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From: Minneapolis MN
Is this trick, or treat cause its near Halloween, or is that car just possed and in need of a exorcism.
Off hand I could not even venture a valid guess. It almost sounds like a grounding problem but I think that might also be a stretch. However the way I would approach it is to target in on only one of the items. Find the one easiest to work on and access. And by using the FSM drawings I would find a link between any brake wiring either hot or return wiring and the item you are going to resolve first.
Off hand I could not even venture a valid guess. It almost sounds like a grounding problem but I think that might also be a stretch. However the way I would approach it is to target in on only one of the items. Find the one easiest to work on and access. And by using the FSM drawings I would find a link between any brake wiring either hot or return wiring and the item you are going to resolve first.
Could be headlight switch causing fog light/interior light issue-check connector that goes into headlight switch for melting of connector or burnt wires.Could be cut in a power wire(brakes) thus supplying power to fog light etc.Disconnect brake switch & see if same problem exists.
