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08-17-2002, 05:19 PM
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Join Date: Aug 2002
Location: Fl
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Another Electrical Problem
I posted here about a week ago because my turn signals weren't working (thanks for the replies). Today I went and checked the fuse for my turn signals. The fuse was fine, but everything on that fuse isn't working either (reverse lights, and low fluid lights I think). Any ideas??
 My engine mounts were replaced a few days before this happened and my parents seem to think that maybe the shop might have knocked a ground loose or something. BTW, my dad also says that the AC fan isn't working either. I'm kinda stumped here. My parents want to take the car back to the shop and have them check and make sure they didn't forget to connect anything. |
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