Back Up Lights

nhpanterageorgeFormerly Geoshanna

When I was getting my car inspected last year, they noticed my back up lights weren't working. (After they put the sticker on my car) Yesterday when LarryW and I were working on my carb problem I noticed that one of the wires from the switch wasn't connected. I fixed that, but how do you test these? I used a meter and could not find any voltage going to or from the switch with the key in the on not start position. Does anyone have some tips on troubleshooting this circuit?

Thanks

George

10/25/098:52 AM

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