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#808263 09/22/2024 3:08 PM
by Gary Fairhurst
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Hi Folks.
Neither brake light working on 1993 Plus 4
Looked at the fuse box, however, no indication of which fuse I need to change.
Can anyone advise me of the fuse I need to look at?

Top row left to right:
Empty, Empty, 10, Empty, 10,25, 5,10,5,15

Bottom row left to right:
25,25,15,15,15,15,15,15,5,Not labelled

Thanks
Gary
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#808420 Sep 25th a 07:23 AM
by Luddite
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With brake lights perhaps being considered as a safety circuit, it seem the simpler the circuit design, the fewer components and connections involved, perhaps it might be less likely to fail, and if it fails, the simpler may be find the cause of failure, for those with a minimum of electrical understanding...?
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