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Hello guys thanks for checking in,
I just finished putting together a 98 vert and im having electrical difficulties with the car.The car has euro taillights and everytime i brake, the turn signal bulbs light up with the brake lights.I also have a problem with the headlights they dont go up or down.Any of you experienced any similiar problems? any leads or advice would be apreciated... thanks in advance
Hello guys thanks for checking in,
I just finished putting together a 98 vert and im having electrical difficulties with the car.The car has euro taillights and everytime i brake, the turn signal bulbs light up with the brake lights.I also have a problem with the headlights they dont go up or down.Any of you experienced any similiar problems? any leads or advice would be apreciated... thanks in advance
If you have Euro Lights you need to cut the white wire on the brake switch pedal to correct.
The headlights could be a fuse problem. Check them and post up.
no sir i dont have hid's. When i try to turn on the high bams they dont work either, Im confused to say the least.
Okay.
It sounds like you have a bad light staulk and will need to replace it, since you seem to have no hi-beams.
I would go out and test wires first to see if you're getting power from stalk or what's going on.
Under the knee bolster far left (Connector C209). I'm off in Boston wut a schematic of circuit will help you pinpoint problem alongwith one of thiose light up power testers that you can get at your local auto store.
It sounds like you have a bad light staulk and will need to replace it, since you seem to have no hi-beams.
I would go out and test wires first to see if you're getting power from stalk or what's going on.
Under the knee bolster far left (Connector C209). I'm off in Boston wut a schematic of circuit will help you pinpoint problem alongwith one of thiose light up power testers that you can get at your local auto store.