Always work to the wiring schematic and electrics chapters in the repair manual.
Ask the question, "What did I do last?" It might have bearing on the fault.
If you have a tow bar fitted check that the connector wiring is correct and that it isn't shored out.
Check the light clusters for bad wiring, especially if there is a tow bar, or reversing sensors are fitted.
Older vehicles had a fixed 12v feed to the lamp and 'switched the ground'. Meaning that the lamp was live and closing switch connected the lamp negative wire to ground. This led to heavy conductors and currents running throughout the vehicle. Modern vehicles use lightweight wiring to switch relays. If there is a relay it might have failed. find and remove the relay. If the light goes out substitute the relay with a known good one.
Check the reverse light switch. It bolts into the gearbox. Check the manual for location. Pull the plug off it, if the light goes out the switch needs replacing.
After that you will have to 'chase' the wiring; checking each wire back to source.
Vauxhall Vectra wiring diagrams: http://www.pdfoo.com/resultpage6~vauxhall-vectra-wiring-diagrams.html
remove dashboard and replace 2 bulbs behind it
if you can aswer that for me it would be great
I Believe Its Around 48-52mpg. But Hey Im Only a Vauxhall Technician Not A Salesman That Would Know These Facts
The Vauxhall Vectra is known as the Opel Vectra in the United States. This vehicle is not made in North America, so the best place to find a deal would be in another countries auction, and then export the car from that country into the US.
i would suggest that you go and buy a Haynes workshop manual from Halfords as it tells you what to do and has pictures that help, i have changed the bulbs on my vectra and without the book i would not have had any idea where to start.
i paid £100
you power steering fluid may be low, if that was the case then you would have lowerd hydrolic power to steer the wheels and have to compensate by using more force...which may be why your steering is stiff.
I would guess it is not charging
i would 50/50 it just to be on the safe side as you dont want anythign to freeze up.
Are sure the backlight isn't out? Myne is out and the display is just black. But if you shine a flaslight on it (even during the day) you can just make the reading.
Vauxhall used to have 80,000 mile changes,but have revised that down to 40,000 for increased reliability.I believe this will apply to yours,although a quick call to your local vauxhall dealer would confirm.You should get it done for around