Funny electrical problem
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Heel & Toe
Joined: Jan 2002
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From: madison al
Funny electrical problem
1989 L98 coupe
Got in my vette for the first time in a week and after starting noticed the dash lights weren't working. Both turn signal indicators and high beam indicator stayed on continously. After a few bumps dash lights came back on and everything went back to normal. Must be a relay. Anybody know which one?
Got in my vette for the first time in a week and after starting noticed the dash lights weren't working. Both turn signal indicators and high beam indicator stayed on continously. After a few bumps dash lights came back on and everything went back to normal. Must be a relay. Anybody know which one?
Drifting
Joined: Aug 2003
Posts: 1,565
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From: somewhere between heaven and hell WI
Re: Funny electrical problem (sidewinder)
Just kidding
There is a way to fix it.
Do a search on this site or the internet and you will find it.
Its not a relay
Its a ground issue
There is a way to fix it.
Do a search on this site or the internet and you will find it.
Its not a relay
Its a ground issue
Le Mans Master
Joined: Oct 2003
Posts: 6,130
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From: seattle WA
Re: Funny electrical problem (sidewinder)
Bad ground-easy fix.Gordon Killebrew "Inside the compartment, drivers side, find where the main wiring harness goes thru the bulkhead, attached to this is an object about the size of a dime, 1/2 inch thick with two wires connected to it (this is the ambient over ride sensor, don't worry about it) just splice a wire to the black/white wire run it through the bulkhead and ground it, there should be a ground wire attached to the frame by the battery-I cleanded and used this one. The black/white wire initially comes from cavity D3 on the cluster-this is one of the cluster ground wires. Hope this helps. :thumbs:
