Anyone know which fuse it is?
The legend has peeled off in my car so short of going through every fuse I have no idea which one it is.
Any help appreciated :-)
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14 years ago
Reversing Light Fuse - 1994 D1
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14 years ago
Found the fuse thanks to help from the DOC but it's not blown.
Guess it must be the switch, is it easy to get at???
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14 years ago
Prolly a broken wire matey, i think it's on the side of the gearbox.
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14 years ago
You are of course absolutely sure its not defunct bulb(s)?
Geoff ExploitEd
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14 years ago
Yes, I have 2 worklights at roof level that come on with reversing lights and they are not activating wither.
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14 years ago
Not overloaded the switch by chance? Or did you use a relay for the worklights? It's also (so I'm told) an MOT failure if "worklights" come on as well as/instead of "Reversing" lights. Rear "worklights" should also have a warning lamp inside, visible to the driver, and a switch on the outside. (Again, so I am told....)
Dave B.
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14 years ago
Dunno as I didn't fit them, they are not independently switched though, will have to have a poke about and find the wiring for them to see if there is a relay that I can add a switch to.
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14 years ago
In message , Dave Baxter writes
I think it depends whether your work lights are only on if the vehicle is in reverse. If not then the requirement for warning light etc. comes in so you don't accidentally drive along with them switched on.