I reset the fuse and the relay. I can feel it click for the turn signals, but not the EF. I pulled the EF and plugged it back in. Just in case I did something wrong, I unplugged the new switch. So far, no joy. I am beginning to feel the EF switch itself just picked an unfortunate time to fail, unless it has an in-line fuse someplace? I will have to check out your article. ed- still confused On Thu, May 31, 2012 at 4:34 PM, David Beierl <dbeierl@attglobal.net> wrote: > My Bentley is at the shop right now, but the main thing the 4-way switch >> does is change the power source to one that's always on, and hook the two >> sides of the car in parallel. May be a switch issue? Possibly a bent pin >> if you've had it unplugged? Hope this helps a bit. My article about >> circuit tracing at the vanagon wiki may help if you're having trouble >> following the circuits out. All switches are shown in their off or >> mechanically neutral position. >> >> Yrs, >> d >> > |
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