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CCA

 posted on 27th Jul 05 at 09:39

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CCA

 posted on 27th Jul 05 at 07:07

Ok i changed the fuse last night and they still dont work, i got a slight flicker when i pushed it down really hard all the way but if i keep braking like that im gonna have a bloody accident and no brakes left!


Corsa E-Tec

 posted on 26th Jul 05 at 16:05

if you look at the fuse's, even when it is still plugged in, you will see a thin strip of wire, if it's connected it's fine.


if ther is no strip of wire or is broken.
the fuse has blown.

[Edited on 26-07-2005 by Corsa E-Tec]


Cybermonkey

 posted on 26th Jul 05 at 16:05

fuse will be broken inside, get down to vuaxhall and ask for fuse21, should be 15Amps


CCA

 posted on 26th Jul 05 at 16:01

How will i know if a fuse has blown?


Corsa E-Tec

 posted on 26th Jul 05 at 16:00

If it's a fuse, check the fuse panel to see which ones have blown.

you can also just check all the wiring's secure at the lights.


CCA

 posted on 26th Jul 05 at 15:56

Got told yesterday that my brake lights arent working but im not sure why, i dont think its the bulbs as the long light on my boot isnt working either.

Would this be a fuse or a loose connecting from the brake pedal?
If its the fuse which one would it be?