2002 BMW Z3 "reverse light fault" Questions

reverse lights. Possible repair listed from 'easy to hard' by escalation easy: disconnect your negative battery cable, check the fuse block. It should be a 20A fuse(#F203). Some models use a 10A fuse(

...the battery for 5 minutes to clear the light or ask the parts store to clear it for you, as far as the reverse light problem goes u most likely have a defective reverse light switch, replace

...reverse light (the light at the back of your car that lights up whenever you put it in reverse). The increased resistance could cause a voltage drop (like your lights dimming at home when you turn on ...

...reverse light circuit causing the fuse to blow, though I am surprised it is blowing the engine fuse, perhaps it is an auto transmission with electronic management? Manual or auto? Given the fault it ...

...light was on and the car would not go out of Reverse Details Can you disconnect the shifter at the transmission and move the shift arm ?   Make sure the parking brake is set first.You may ...

...fault when left not run for a while, then can start to work any time when in use. When system not working reverse lights also are not lighting. Various help here, but as the reversing lights don't ...

...reverse light switch and I have the same issue. This leads me to think I have a fault in my wiring or there may be a relay somewhere? What's the best way to diagnose this issue? Get a wiring diagram ...

...worn away..hope this helps reverse light switch faultynormally mounted on shift stick or fuse PLEASE I ALREADY PUT ON NEW REVERSE LIGHTS OF MY CAR CAUSE IT WAS NOT WORKING BUT IT STILL CAN'T

...they work? If not check fuses. If not equipped with reverse lights suspect the back up alarm to be at fault. You can test it with a test light to see if power is being applied to it when in ...

...Reverse Light doesnt work :( Any help much appreciated! After changing the reverse light bulb and the fuse my reverse light still doesnt work :( , I have done a search and most people say it could be ...