I have had this problem from time to time, but if i just jiggle the shift
lever a little they seem to come on. while its probably not the answer you
were looking for, i too would be interested to know if there is something
amiss or if thats just the way the damn thing works.
Brian
""Hop *"" <hopsdak@hotmail.com> wrote in message
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>
> Well, I found out lastnight that my backup lights aren't working.
> As of now i've just tried moving the shift lever back and forth
> from (P) to (R) and then (N) and they won't come on.
> Where should i look? I havent looked at the fuses yet as it was
> dark lastnight and i had no flash light. Would it just be a fuse?
> Or would a wire have fallen off the tranny? Or is it a fluke that
> both bulbs burnt out at the same time?
> Thanks, Hop
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