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Reverse light problem. Dumb idea for fix?
So my reverse lights don't always go on and I know it has to do with the NSS but there is a bypass on there because it won't start of it's not on and I don't have the time and $$ to fix it or replace it. Is it possible to just rewire my reverse lights as auxiliary lights so I can just flip a switch to turn them on and won't have to wonder if they are on or not when I'm backing up. I know it's avoiding the root cause of the problem and one day I will fix it but would that be a good temporary fix until I have the time to properly fix the NSS and make sure it works. I'm not doing that in the first place because I don't wan to risk my jeep not starting as it is my DD
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why not just hook up a simple fog light for the time being.
i wouldn't hack into the wiring just for that. also, you should go with an aftermarket switch with a light on it so you know if you forgot to shut it off. |
I agree don't hack up the wiring just add a cheap WalMart fog light for a backup, a set is usually about $20 with wiring, switch, relays.
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Originally Posted by caged
why not just hook up a simple fog light for the time being.
i wouldn't hack into the wiring just for that. also, you should go with an aftermarket switch with a light on it so you know if you forgot to shut it off.
Originally Posted by Fred/N0AZZ
I agree don't hack up the wiring just add a cheap WalMart fog light for a backup, a set is usually about $20 with wiring, switch, relays.
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i used to have the same problem, it is the NSS but a cheap way to fix it that worked for me was to just take it off and simply clean it. all you need is break cleaner and dielectric grease, and a few tools. Its not that hard if you have a little mechanic experience.
here is how to clean it: |
Originally Posted by Valdez0_0
i used to have the same problem, it is the NSS but a cheap way to fix it that worked for me was to just take it off and simply clean it. all you need is break cleaner and dielectric grease, and a few tools. Its not that hard if you have a little mechanic experience.
here is how to clean it: |
My young friend you need a part time job to be able support driving a car of any kind if even the very small parts (cost wise) like this create problems from driving it.
This is a "Safety Switch" and you should not just bypass it for that reason. |
Originally Posted by Fred/N0AZZ
My young friend you need a part time job to be able support driving a car of any kind if even the very small parts (cost wise) like this create problems from driving it.
This is a "Safety Switch" and you should not just bypass it for that reason. |
Originally Posted by Fred/N0AZZ
(Post 3214527)
My young friend you need a part time job to be able support driving a car of any kind if even the very small parts (cost wise) like this create problems from driving it.
This is a "Safety Switch" and you should not just bypass it for that reason. Liam i hope your able to find a job full or part time. it will help out tons, believe me. hell i have now been working in some form or another for almost 20yrs, weather it was around my grandpa's shop or at a real job. |
Originally Posted by Mr. Pink
Couldn't have said it better myself.
Liam i hope your able to find a job full or part time. it will help out tons, believe me. hell i have now been working in some form or another for almost 20yrs, weather it was around my grandpa's shop or at a real job. |
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