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Lighting Problem

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So i got the lights to work turns out it was a bad connection two cables were touching and blew all my bulbs out just now my passenger hid doesn't want to turn on but thanks for all help

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Okay never mine my brake lights still don't work all my other lights work but still no brake lights.

I just replaced the brake sensors and still no brakes. The sensor is getting power

Check for power at the switch on the brake pedal. If it's there, the problem is after the pedal, if not it's before.

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The switch has two cables one always has power at all times and the other only gets power when the pedal is pushed down. I think their might be a broken cable or another bad connection after the brake pedal switch

I suggest that you download the 76 wiring diagram from our buddies at AtlanticZ. Here is a link to save you time....

http://www.atlanticz.ca/zclub/techtips/wiringdiagrams/76_280z_wiring.pdf

You might also download the Factory Service Manual (FSM) and the Electronic Fuel Injection (Bible) there as well. There is also a cool Service Bulletin for the 1976 S30... Here is the link: http://atlanticz.ca/zclub/techtips/76sb/1976_280z_S30_Service_Bulletin.pdf

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