Break Lt Circuit Problem
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Forum Name: BMW 5 Series
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Printed Date: 30-June-2024 at 11:55
Topic: Break Lt Circuit Problem
Posted By: Imad
Subject: Break Lt Circuit Problem
Date Posted: 03-August-2003 at 14:17
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Hello All, Every once in a while this msg pops up saying "Break Lt Circuit... CHECK OWNERS MANUAL". It used to come up once in a long while but now it's happening more frequently.... However, all break lights are working fine and all other lights for that matter. Any idea???!!! Thanks. ------------- Imad |
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Posted By: Nigel
Date Posted: 03-August-2003 at 15:35
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Imad
0volts return, or dodgy bulb holder would be the first items I would check. I had a side light (rear) that used to play up like that. ------------- Best Wishes Nigel |
Posted By: Flash
Date Posted: 03-August-2003 at 22:07
i get bulb warning messages for the whole back of the car!!!! apparently caused by wires breaking where the flex going into the boot (passenger side hinge), could be a fault here? apparently not a major prob to fix, i'll see when i get off this damn oil rig!
Cheers, Brent |
Posted By: Nigel
Date Posted: 03-August-2003 at 22:25
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Brent
I had that on my original 525i, I just soldered some replacement wires on, but I doubt that is a brake light problem, as the brake light wires dont go onto the boot lid, number plate, fog lights, & reversing lights. I used tri-rated 0.75 mm cable, was never a problem again ------------- Best Wishes Nigel |
Posted By: Imad
Date Posted: 04-August-2003 at 14:13
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Thanks guys... I'll check and let you know if I come up with anything. ------------- Imad |