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Re: Electrical problem
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OK, news update.

Turns out that the little ball bearing that is inside the toggle part of the switch was covered in muck. So after a full "socks and undies" clean and reassemble, I have indicators again.

The headlights seem to be another issue entirely, so after some careful reading of the tech wiki, I think I am going to abandon the factory wiring all together and go down the relay route. Looks to be a better option, and at least I dont have to tear any more hair out trying to diagnose it

Posted on: 2012/12/4 9:45
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     Electrical problem DAT5MAD 2012/10/22 6:45
       Re: Electrical problem ddgonzal 2012/10/22 6:56
         Re: Electrical problem Anonymous 2012/10/22 7:54
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       Re: Electrical problem DAT5MAD 2012/10/22 9:09
         Re: Electrical problem Anonymous 2012/10/22 12:47
           Re: Electrical problem ddgonzal 2012/10/23 0:40
       Re: Electrical problem StinkyRooster 2012/11/21 11:13
         Re: Electrical problem ddgonzal 2012/11/21 21:20
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         Re: Electrical problem Anonymous 2012/12/4 9:53




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