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Old 5th July 2015, 09:33   #11
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I've also checked the earths, cleaned and refitted with no improvement.
Any ideas chaps!
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Do you have any aftermarket or retrofit parts on the car?
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Old 5th July 2015, 10:32   #13
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If the front is glowing, then surely the rear should too - are they not on the same circuit?

Does it light up as normal, when the side lights are switched on?
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If the front is glowing, then surely the rear should too - are they not on the same circuit?

Does it light up as normal, when the side lights are switched on?

Hi Harry.
Yes I would have thought that as well!
Switching on the lights and everything is quite normal.
Its an odd one
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Old 5th July 2015, 11:29   #15
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Do you have any aftermarket or retrofit parts on the car?
Bog standard with the exception of ZT wheels and exhaust, Cant see that being the trouble
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Old 5th July 2015, 11:36   #16
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If the front is glowing, then surely the rear should too - are they not on the same circuit?
They are all on individual circuits from the LSM.
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Time to try an alternative LSM
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They are all on individual circuits from the LSM.
Mmm, they had to be really to be able to detect a lamp failure.

would snip the wire at the back of the LSM and see if that cures it. If it does, likely the output transistor has partially shorted.
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The LSM has been disconnected and the fault remains the same.
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The LSM has been disconnected and the fault remains the same.
then it must be a short in the loom.... if you unplug the lsm then one wire is in the air with no ground or voltage... it must be shorting across from another supply...
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