[DML] Re: backing up

["content22207" <brobertson@xxxxxxxxxxxx>]

Don't forget Fuse #16. If it isn't passing juice, the switch is bit of
a moot point (being on its own circuit, you can have fuse problems
without necessarily realizing that's the failure point). My own lights
had become somewhat unpredictable. Even though every time I tested the
line to the switch it was live, lights would still ocassionally fail
to illuminate. Turns out the fuse wasn't making reliable contact. A
squeeze of the terminals (plus a new fuse for good measure) returned
the circuit to full function.

Bill Robertson
#5939

>--- In dmcnews@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx, "Warren Wallingford" <warren@xxxx> wrote:
> 
> Nick called from the desert today wanting to know where the back-up
switch was.  On his five-speed it's on the LH side of the transmission
case, not rigged to the shift linkage the way he thought.  It's an
easy fix, I told him.  Put the wires back where they're supposed to be
or change the switch out.  Use a 7/8" wrench.  The wires go one on
either blade.  Piece-o-cake.  
> 





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