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Electrical: Number 9 , Number 9, Num ber 9n

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Jul 8th, 2022, 20:27	#1
Bob 1967 Master Member Last Online: Apr 23rd, 2024 18:27 Join Date: Aug 2017 Location: Dublin View Photos By: Bob 1967	Number 9 , Number 9, Num ber 9n Hi all. I keep blowing number 9 fuse as soon as I turn the key I traced it to the Red/White wire that goes to the Light switch on the dash. There is no evidence of a break in the wire . Could the problem be the switch ?? Lights still work when R/W wire is disconnected from the fuse board, fuse no longer blows when this is done. Could it be the Relay ?? I have no clue where this is located. All kick panels have been removed to trace the wire , so everything is exposed for clarity. Went through about 10 fuses trying to find the source . Who has the White album and got my little pun. Well , you gotta laugh , or put a fist through the windscreen !!

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