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thewayneI went to a car parts store and bought some new lightbulbs for my truck, I had two others to replace in addition to the license plate light. It took a bit of work to take apart the license plate light, it was a rather curious assembly. I get the bulbs, reassemble the license plate, and head to school. It was too light out to see if my handiwork had paid off.
It didn't.
When I got out of class, I fired up my Rodeo, turned on the lights, and got out to look at the license plate. No light.
So apparently I have either a bad fuse or a wiring problem. I really don't care, we're going to get rid of the truck in a week or so.
Still, kinda frustrating.
It didn't.
When I got out of class, I fired up my Rodeo, turned on the lights, and got out to look at the license plate. No light.
So apparently I have either a bad fuse or a wiring problem. I really don't care, we're going to get rid of the truck in a week or so.
Still, kinda frustrating.
