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signel light help !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
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harotrikster47
Joined: 16 Mar 2008 Posts: 3
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signel light help !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! |
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hey i just bought a 98 golf gti and im having some blinker problems witch are confusing to explain but here it goes when head lights are off the right blinkers work but blink slow the left blinker anly the tail light blinks slow when i put my foot on the break all the lights stay lite up when the head lights are on non of the blinkers work and when i hit the break the tail lights slowly dim ther way on p.s the fog lights dont work eather any one with any info for me will be greatly appretiated.
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| Wed Mar 26, 2008 3:16 am |
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Karmann-Kidd
Joined: 15 Mar 2008 Posts: 14 Location: Ireland
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good news, simpally solved, drive it off a cliff!! bar that bring it to car electrics shop, best not to mess with the electrics blind, could solve problem and f**k somethin else, like bad gremlins, sorry mate!!
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| Fri Mar 28, 2008 11:25 pm |
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jovanavichs
Joined: 14 May 2008 Posts: 11
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Well a more reasonable answer to your question. There may be several issues to consider. First, If this vehicle has ever been in a rear end accident, the body shop may have forgot to hook up the ground for the rear lights. Pull off your trunk side covers for your rear tail lights and there should be 2-3 brown wires hooked directly to the body of the car. they must be dirt and corrosion free. There are grounds under the hood of your vehicle, all brown wires, some located under the battery tray. Common spot. Again corrosion and dirt free. If your grounds look alright, check to make sure that the lightbulbs are all correct. Get new ones if need be. Some light bulbs have different resistances that play hell on these systems. Right now these are the "simple" solutions. Check these first and post back with your findings.
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