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S80 backup light wont work

Hello I notice that when I put in reverse gear back up lights wont work fuses are ok, I have no idea whats wrong , bulbs are ok too.
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  • teamtalbot Nov 29, 2008

    Hey I have the same problem how do you check this switch where is it ?

    is it a do it your self job?

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There are only 2 things to check other than the bulbs, 1st the back up lite fuse, and the 2nd the back up light switch on the trans, if the fuse is ok replace the backup light switch.

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