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Well, where to start...
I own a mark 2 Fiesta, and the fuse for my back near side light (not the brake light but the back light that goes on when the headlights go on - hell, don't I sound technical?).
Basically I've replaced the fuse for it 3 times, but the fuse keeps blowing - and I'm suspecting its the wire that's causing the problems, like its touching causing the fuse to blow...
...anyone know how I can find the wire that goes from the fusebox to the back light? I'm at a loss on where it goes from there.
If it sounds like something else, I'm listening =P
I own a mark 2 Fiesta, and the fuse for my back near side light (not the brake light but the back light that goes on when the headlights go on - hell, don't I sound technical?).
Basically I've replaced the fuse for it 3 times, but the fuse keeps blowing - and I'm suspecting its the wire that's causing the problems, like its touching causing the fuse to blow...
...anyone know how I can find the wire that goes from the fusebox to the back light? I'm at a loss on where it goes from there.
If it sounds like something else, I'm listening =P
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Well, where to start...
I own a mark 2 Fiesta, and the fuse for my back near side light (not the brake light but the back light that goes on when the headlights go on - hell, don't I sound technical?).
Basically I've replaced the fuse for it 3 times, but the fuse keeps blowing - and I'm suspecting its the wire that's causing the problems, like its touching causing the fuse to blow...
...anyone know how I can find the wire that goes from the fusebox to the back light? I'm at a loss on where it goes from there.
If it sounds like something else, I'm listening =P
I own a mark 2 Fiesta, and the fuse for my back near side light (not the brake light but the back light that goes on when the headlights go on - hell, don't I sound technical?).
Basically I've replaced the fuse for it 3 times, but the fuse keeps blowing - and I'm suspecting its the wire that's causing the problems, like its touching causing the fuse to blow...
...anyone know how I can find the wire that goes from the fusebox to the back light? I'm at a loss on where it goes from there.
If it sounds like something else, I'm listening =P
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