My link light is not lighting up, the other two are ok.

if its just the lights its not a fusible link, ck all the fuses including cig lighter

check and make sure the coil didn't burn out, they are heat sensitive.

either remove it and repair it or fit a new one ,in the bottom of the socket on the back is a thin link connection and they melt for fun so either solder it across with something or renew it ,air pumps are renoun for burning this link out

Hey Danny,it could be your stoplight switch,it's attached to your brake pedal,here's a link on what it looks like.

If your battery is ok and the ignition on and no lightsCheck fuses and fusable link. Fuses located in fuse box and all should be checked usind a test light with ign on,connect earth clip on test light to a good earth piont then with pointy end of tester touch each side of the fuses. power should be on both sides. Fuseable link located alongside main possitive on battery. sometimes blow and still look ok

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Maker sure your flasher is ok and that you are getting power you will have to trace it from there

The broadband link light tells you the status of the connection between the modem and the broadband servers in your area. Green means everything is A-Ok while amber means your modem is not picking up a broadband signal.

Try turning the modem off and on and also make sure the cables are secure while you're at it. If the broadband light is still amber, the only thing you could do next is to call your internet service provider.

Check battery and chassis earth connections are ok.
Check for 12v power at the fuse/power disrtribution fuse bus; - if no power there, trace circuit wiring back to battery.

you may have a blown fuse or relay you really need the manual to locate the relay