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Long story short, I decided to take an inventory of how my Tiger's lights
are reacting in response to the dash light switch. In mid-position (marker
lights only?), the two front white marker lights come on and the bottom tail
light lenses illuminate. Brake pedal application doubles the brightness of
the bottom lens.
With the dash light switch in the fully ON position, I get headlights, but
nothing in the yellow/white lenses in the front; however, I also get nothing
in the rear lights (whatsoever!). This doesn't seem right or safe, but
I've forgotten after so many years of daylight-only driving which lights are
supposed to be illuminated with the switch in mid-position vs full position.
To aid in troubleshooting, what should happen front/back in mid-switch
position vs full position?
Thanks and Happy Holidays to you!
Graham Harlowe
B382001466
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how my Tiger’s lights are reacting in response to the dash light =
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dash light switch in the fully ON position, I get headlights, but =
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<u>nothing </u>in the rear lights (whatsoever!). This =
doesn’t seem right or safe, but I’ve forgotten after so many =
years of daylight-only driving which lights are supposed to be =
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troubleshooting, what should happen front/back in mid-switch position vs =
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