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I checked all fuses, none of of them need to be replaced. I have also placed the vehicle in reverse (lights should be active) I have placed a tester on the wires no power is going to the lights??
I checked all fuses, none of of them need to be replaced. I have also placed the vehicle in reverse (lights should be active) I have placed a tester on the wires no power is going to the lights??
It is in the fuse panel, but if it blew then they are shorted and u need to coorect the short, but chances are the problem is the backup light switch on the transmissionIt is in the fuse panel, but if it blew then they are shorted and u need to coorect the short, but chances are the problem is the backup light switch on the transmission
You are right, but the correct switch isn't listed, that means it is a dealer only part, so u will have to buy the switch from the MAZDA dealer.You are right, but the correct switch isn't listed, that means it is a dealer only part, so u will have to buy the switch from the MAZDA dealer.
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There isn't one. The is no 'cylinder head temperature'. There would be no point in knowing that. There is a water coolant temperature sensor. That is the one that reports to the temperature gauge on the dash and tells you that you are overheating.
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Why are you looking for the fuse? High beams not working? low beams not working? Are neither the high or low beams working? Are you sure the bulbs are not burned out? There are 4 fuses for your headlamp system, which one are you looking for?
Start with the basics. could be something as simple as the fuse. I have a 03 Tribute so i guess it is the same model as yours! if so. The fuse can be found in the fuse box in the passenger footwell. There is a small inspection plastic cover in the kick panel. if you un clip the cover, on the reverse side you will find a tool that clips onto the mini blade fuses to extract them (very useful). Also on the reverse side of the cover is a list of the fuses and to what it relates. The rear wiper fuse from memory is approx a 1/4 of the way down the left column of fuses 10A but just confirm on the list. Mini blade fuses are usually coloured but transparent so you will be able to see if the fuse element is still in tact, but always best to double check with a continuity meter. Hope this helps. Simon.
I checked all fuses, none of of them need to be replaced. I have also placed the vehicle in reverse (lights should be active) I have placed a tester on the wires no power is going to the lights??
Wiz, looking at that part it states for a manual trans?? the vehicle is an automatic.... is the part universal?
It is in the fuse panel, but if it blew then they are shorted and u need to coorect the short, but chances are the problem is the backup light switch on the transmission
its under you globe box fuse called back.. i think is tha #72
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