starting issue
edit: driver’s footwell. Too used to RHD lol.
Last edited by CaymanRotary; Feb 5, 2020 at 09:29 PM.
It definitely sounds like you popped a main fuse. I would test each fuse on each side of the exposed portion of the fuse with a multimeter to see if you have source voltage on each side. This will tell you if voltage is flowing through the fuse of it the fuse is blown. A visual inspection is fine as well if you don't have a multimeter. It would just take a bit longer to pull each by hand, one by one.
while im on here, does anybody know why my leds dont light up on the reversing cam? i have cut the reversing wire and connected the cam to it, the leds light up but when i put the reversing wires back together the leds on the cam go off. thanks in advance
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