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92 964 Fuse 19 Brake lights and Cruise Control short somewhere
92 964 Fuse 19 Brake lights and Cruise Control short somewhere.
Was informed by a friend it appeared my brakes lights were not working. Oddly enough cruise control stopped working as well. Both run off Fuse 19. I pulled Fuse 19 as my starting point and it was blown. Put a new one in. Next time the ignition was on the fuse blew instantly. Every time.... Starting point here - Brake light switch? Anyone know of cruise control circuit shorts? Control module? Connectorization at the servo? Thanks for any help, thoughts or similar experiences. |
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03-19-2022, 05:12 AM
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I would start with the wiring for the brake lights and more importantly the license plate lights. There is a lot of heat back there and sometimes the insulation now going on 30 years has dried up and creates shorts. Especially when the connectors are played with.
This is what I have found many times with the lighting from the license plate lights on 964's. This was a very clean low mileage car with nearly everything in perfect condition. 
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03-22-2022, 04:30 AM
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Thanks Cobalt. Will look there first and report back.
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03-22-2022, 07:13 PM
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'92 C2
3.6 Turbo
GTS
C2
Track car
