back up and cornering lights
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Burning Brakes
Joined: Oct 2002
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From: welcome to my world ohio
back up and cornering lights
are not working , did a thorough reading of owners manual, all it mentions is how to replace bulbs and nowhere does it mention a fuse for the cornering lights only the back up lights ......also checked all bulbs and they are ok....................any ideas or anyone come up against this before???TIA :crazy: :seeya
Team Owner
Joined: Jan 2003
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From: Summerland B.C. Canada
Re: back up and cornering lights (glassvette)
Cornering lights are on the Turn/B/U/ 15 amp fuse.
The back up lights are controlled by switch on tranny or shifter(not sure which one).
Check that fuse(test it,don't just look at it)
Find the switch and test it
:cheers:
The back up lights are controlled by switch on tranny or shifter(not sure which one).
Check that fuse(test it,don't just look at it)
Find the switch and test it
:cheers:
Instructor
Joined: Nov 2000
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From: Hampton VA
Re: back up and cornering lights (glassvette)
Backup & rear white side marker lights are controlled on a 6SPD by a switch located on the transmission. Left side of trans, near the front of the trans. and is possible to change without taking the trans out. Auto trans, someone else can help you because I'm not familiar with it.
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Burning Brakes
Joined: Oct 2002
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From: welcome to my world ohio
Re: back up and cornering lights (ENJ)
ok upon further investigation i have gotten the front "cornering lights" to work ....fuses all ok but unplugged the unit under the dash and reconnected viola..............but the rear and back up lights still do not work..it is a 6 spd .....thanks for the advice so far :seeya
Racer
Joined: Sep 2002
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From: Portland OR
Re: back up and cornering lights (glassvette)
I had the same problem when I bought my 94 six speed. I had to replace the reverse light switch which, as was said earlier, can be done without dropping the tranny. However, I will warn you, it takes a combination of stubby and long wrenches along with a LOT of patience and curses to get it out. The switch itself is just a little screw in plug with a ball bearing forced out with a spring...but your Chevy dealer will still charge around $60 for it, so I would make sure that is your problem first. I grounded my plug with the engine running before I took the actual switch out and sure enough, my reverse lights came on. I changed out the switch and they have been working fine ever since. Good Luck.
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