Lighting problem
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Lighting problem
Heres the problem. None of the lights work, but the radio works fine. The horn also does not work. The fuse block was on the outside of the steering column, so its pretty dirty. The front right light only works when the fuse is pulled out and a wire brush is rubbed across the fuse block (weird), the front left light wont work and the top light wont work. The interior light comes on when the fuse is pulled halfway out (also weird). We checked all the wires, bulbs, and fuses.. theyre all fine. Im thinking I should start with a new fuse block. Any other suggestions?
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dockholiday
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Re: Lighting problem
Does your top light wiring run through (inside) the bimini top frame. Might be a short there if you haven't checked that.
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Re: Lighting problem
d4ster3 wrote:....... Im thinking I should start with a new fuse block.....
Sounds like a pretty good place to start to me also. Sounds like yours has some corrosion/connection issues.
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Re: Lighting problem
I would replace the fuse block. There are many to choose from, but you can start by checking out Jamestown distributors.
If you do replace it, mount the new one in a more protected location.
http://www.jamestowndistributors.com/us ... use+Blocks
If you do replace it, mount the new one in a more protected location.
http://www.jamestowndistributors.com/us ... use+Blocks
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Re: Lighting problem
1. voltmeter
2. 6 pack
3. friend to hold your beer
really shouldn't take more than a 6 pack.
2. 6 pack
3. friend to hold your beer
really shouldn't take more than a 6 pack.
Re: Lighting problem
Whatever you do, don't spill your beer. The whole project will be jinxed.FloterBoter wrote:1. voltmeter
2. 6 pack
3. friend to hold your beer
really shouldn't take more than a 6 pack.
If you are working on the water, don't FILL your beer. Even worse.
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Re: Lighting problem
i hadn't thought about the spilling part.
hmmmm.
on second thought, a 12-pack would be better, to allow for spillage.
or maybe a half-barrel, and invite some friends.
bmr could bring some canal girls.
oh the hell with the lights, just have a party.

hmmmm.
on second thought, a 12-pack would be better, to allow for spillage.
or maybe a half-barrel, and invite some friends.
bmr could bring some canal girls.
oh the hell with the lights, just have a party.
