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Stupid question of the day...
- Thread starter Wattie
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I know... 
But when they are not working, how do you know with clear lenses? LOL
Guess I'm just going to have to get my hands dirty then... Now, what does a screwdriver look like, anyone??? :wink:
I can't believe that 25 years ago I built and maintained my own rally car, yet I don't even possess a trolley jack or a decent set of tools anymore! That's what 15 years of getting a brand new car every 4 months (in the motor trade) does for you...
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But when they are not working, how do you know with clear lenses? LOL
Guess I'm just going to have to get my hands dirty then... Now, what does a screwdriver look like, anyone??? :wink:
I can't believe that 25 years ago I built and maintained my own rally car, yet I don't even possess a trolley jack or a decent set of tools anymore! That's what 15 years of getting a brand new car every 4 months (in the motor trade) does for you...
Migration info. Legacy thread was 110357
Previous poster said:
Hell
... that means it's an electrical fault rather than just a bulb then... Oh well, maybe I'll get lucky and it will just be a fuse...
No digital pics of the rally car I'm afraid...
I started with a SAAB 99 just doing road rallies, then bought a part finished Mk1 Mexico (very cheaply) and did a few stages in it before it fell apart (found out why it was so cheap! :roll: )
I went back to road rallying again after that in a pretty much bog standard SAAB 99 EMS (was a student at the time and couldn't afford to prepare a car for stages).
Great fun, and I beat a lot of people with much more exotic machinery until my navigator lost his bottle after a particularly near miss at very high speed and I never rallied again after that.
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996 has 2 of those.
Taking the whole assembly out , is a piece of cake !! One screw , inside the engine bay. And the whole thing comes out. While it , or they are out , clean and wax the lamphole inside , as it is dirty !!!
Migration info. Legacy thread was 110430
Taking the whole assembly out , is a piece of cake !! One screw , inside the engine bay. And the whole thing comes out. While it , or they are out , clean and wax the lamphole inside , as it is dirty !!!
Migration info. Legacy thread was 110430
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the reverse light switch should be checked as that fails more often than the bulb .fitted on o/s front of the gearbox
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