lamp failure sensor
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I have seen the video on You Tube to remove and fix the module but he doesn't show how to remove the 12volt auxiliary port in the trim panel so the panel can come out. It won't budge! Does anyone know what's holding it in and how to remove the port?
PS: the video is here:
Thanks,
AlanVR
PS: the video is here:
AlanVR
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If the trim plastic has not turned hard you can bend it enough [if has hardened over time dont bend as it can break].
From memory there is sliding mechanism that locks the 12v socket.
Salim
From memory there is sliding mechanism that locks the 12v socket.
Salim
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All done! I used the 3 wire splice recommended and its good to go. What a pain to get to but at least it can be done. The more you learn the less there is to fear!
Blessings and thanks to all!
AlanVR
Blessings and thanks to all!
AlanVR
As in the other thread, this may be the case for your ES300 but the RX300 brake light failure module is located under the left rear trim panel as shown in the video 6 posts above.
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The filaments share a common wire, the green/white wire. the green/red goes to one filament while the green/yellow goes to the other filament in the same bulb.
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