Reply With QuoteHi Craig
It's been a while since I had earlier 911s but I remember that the fuses
would corrode and not make good contact.
First check the plastic fuse cover and see what fuse covers the sigs and
brakes. Check with a volt meter if you have power on both sides of the
fuse and ground with engine running..
Next the brake light and sigs ground wire in the back, check if it's
making good contact. Aside from that you may have a wire cut going to
the back. Good luck, Chris
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- 06-03 01:03 AM #1CJSGuest
Electrical Gremlins - 1978 911SC
Hey, all.
Recently, I lost turn signals and brake lights (though rear driving
lights work) on my SC. Fuses seem OK. Any ideas on what I should look
for?
Thanks in advance!
Cheers...Craig
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- 06-04 11:12 PM #2ChrisGuest
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- 06-06 01:44 PM #3CJSGuest
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Good advice. Thanks!
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who annoy me.
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