My brakelight dissapeared when I connected the 3 brakelight (spoiler brakelight) as I managed to shortcut the wires during install. Now the brakelights won't work no more. All the bulbs and fuses are fine. What am I missing?


Modified by theludeupnorth at 1:18 AM 8/1/2006

 

fix the clusterfuck of words you posted and make a decent question out of it and you'll have better luck with getting an answer

 

You check to see if you blew the bulbs with the short circuit

 

All the bulbs and fuses are fine. I have even tried to change them. No result......

 

i reccommend undoing any wiring you did. if you wired incorrectly then nothing will work

 

No result... Seems like the problem is that the power is gone. I tried using a voltmeter. The wire is dead, no power whatsoever. So it should be a fuse. But I cannot understand where.. As far as I know, I have checked them all...

 

maybe the brakeswitch above the brake pedal???


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damn give the guy a break, hes not from the u.s. and his english is still better than any drive thru or outsourced to india customer service ive ever tried talking to...

 

Problem Solved! Thanx for all the help:-)

 

glad to hear it works

 

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dude i defended your poor engrish, dont be one of those dicks who have a problem, fix it, and then dont tell us what the solution was!!!!!!!!

 

Sure... Since there wasn't any fuses or bulbs blown, I started to follow the wire, all the way from the bulbs towards the battery. Somewhere in the middle of the wiring between the switch behind the brakepedal, and the fusebox in the enginecompartement someone had installed a 15AMP fusebox directly on the 12V wire. Not easy to find if you are not aware of it, s its not suppose to be there. Well.. anyway, I changed the fuse, and VOILA.... Problem solved:-)

And by the way... I've seen far worse english than my own;-)