88 vert reverse lights fuse?
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88 vert reverse lights fuse?
Is there a fuse for the reverse lights in a 88 NA vert? My lights aren't working and I wasn't able to find a fuse that specified reverse lights. The lights aren't blown.
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Works like the jpg above. Power leaves the Meter fuse.........goes to a connector called FE-02........goes on to the backup light switch plug E-12, on the left side of the transmission........thru the switch to the other half of E-12 and back to FE-02 and then on to the backup lights.
FE-02 stands for a Front harness connector mating to a Engine harness connector. That plug is located below the brake master cylinder. Six sockets/pins plug. Not likely to be the problem there. More likely the switch itself. Pull the plug off the switch and see if the Black/Yellow wire has batt power. Key to ON is all that is required. OR pull that plug off the switch and jumper the black/yellow to the Red/Green wire in the plug(s). Backup lights should shine proving the switch is bad.
As in jumper b/t the two black bullet connectors with those wire colors. Backup light should light up if the key is ON.
FE-02 stands for a Front harness connector mating to a Engine harness connector. That plug is located below the brake master cylinder. Six sockets/pins plug. Not likely to be the problem there. More likely the switch itself. Pull the plug off the switch and see if the Black/Yellow wire has batt power. Key to ON is all that is required. OR pull that plug off the switch and jumper the black/yellow to the Red/Green wire in the plug(s). Backup lights should shine proving the switch is bad.
As in jumper b/t the two black bullet connectors with those wire colors. Backup light should light up if the key is ON.
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