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| Posted: 08-25-2017 09:27 pm |
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I wanted to add a few comments having just done this. My backup lights were out and I spent a bit of time tracing wires. The easiest thing I found was if you jack the car and place completely on jack stands it's easy to get to the switch. First step was to jump the switch testing the complete circuit, when the lights worked I pulled the switch, 1-1/16 deep socket and replaced it.
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