Start with a volt meter at the starter. Check to verify that voltage comes in on the BIG wire, and if that's working verify that you're getting voltage to the solenoid when someone tries to engage the starter.
If you have voltage to the solenoid when the keyswitch is in the "start" position, and the starter doesn't engage... it's the starter. If you're NOT getting voltage to the solenoid, check the keyswitch, wiring and the neutral lockout switch.
you should try checking the fuses and replacing the bulbs the fuses for thos lights should only be about a 10 or a 15
It means following a route and checking that everything is as it should be.
I need to change the fuse on the horn and hazzard lights on 1990 toyota pickup, what amp should I use?
I have a swelling on my feet. my blood checking shows that everything is normal. So should I go for a checking for microfilaria ?
If it is the same as the 1993 version, there will be screws/bolts in the back of the bed that you can unscrew/unbolt and u should be able to get at the tail-lights from there.
This is indicative of an electrical fault or problem causing the failure of multiple lights. The first steps should involve checking the switches and relays. The next steps are checking the switch assembly. Had
Check the fuse for the brake lights. It should be marked stop/haz on the fuse box cover.
The Switch may be bad. Check the bulbs for the parking lights. Check the fuses / relays for the parking lights.
Should be in the fuse box under the hood on the drivers inner fenderwell.
Parts should be available at Auto Zone or Napa Auto parts
You'll find the disco lights to buy at one of the shops in Monstro City. Items rotate often so you should keep checking back if the lights aren't there right away. The Code: PUZZLEPALACE will get you an Animated Disco Floor.
All headlamps, tail-lights, turn signals, and brake lights must work without problems. The engine must have a certain EPA rating. No bulbs should be burnt out. The fuel emissions should be within the range the government allows.