Me again.
Reverse lights don’t work. Checked the bulbs and the fuse by the drivers pedal, all seem fine.
So I assume it’s the reverse switch. I’ve bought a spare and tried to swap it today. What a pain that is! I failed.
So I have two questions:
Is this possible without dropping the gearbox?
I wanted to test it was definitely the switch before I went crazy getting it out, so unplugged the old one and plugged the new one in, put car in reverse and switched on ignition and then pressed the end of the switch in but it still didn’t turn the lights on. Does the switch work this way? That you can push the plunger end in and it should turn on?
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RobHowl ·
I'd just like to say that changing the front rack bushes is a really pain in the arse!:mad:
It took just a couple of hours to replace the front & rear drop links & also the front ARB bushes.
It took a whole lot longer to replace the rack bushes, or should I say the rack bush.
The passenger side takes 15minutes to replace, the drivers side is the problem.
Very awkward, getting the old bush out was a PITA, fitting the new one was a PITA, getting the bracket back on was a PITA!:cursing:
The only tip I have is to leave the passenger side unbolted as it allows the rack a small amount of movement which helps only a little.
Ah well, another couple of jobs well done, slow but sure.:)