> hi,
> i have a small electrical problem in my 1995 defender 90.
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> it would need a new switch but since all the lights actually work, i
> don't want to go out and get one if it's something else.
Check your fuses and fuse carrier, I had similar funny electrical
malfunctions on my 1986 90 despite the fuses being OK, and it was just the
fuses not making good connections in the carrier. Fine sand paper, the
merest touch of Vaseline, and a tightening of the clips did the trick.

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Bob Hobden
17mls W. of London.UK
Tom Woods - 03 May 2006 19:15 GMT
>> hi,
>> i have a small electrical problem in my 1995 defender 90.
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>fuses not making good connections in the carrier. Fine sand paper, the
>merest touch of Vaseline, and a tightening of the clips did the trick.
I had trouble with the flasher being inconsistant in my car and it was
all down to a dodgy earth. Refitting the flasher relay bracket nice
and tight was all it needed in my case.
Tim_Mac - 03 May 2006 22:22 GMT
bob and tom, thanks for the replies, this is great advice. i will give
it another go tomorrow and post my findings.
cheers
tim
Tim_Mac - 05 May 2006 15:57 GMT
it was just a blown fuse.... how embarassing. i didn't think the full
beam flasher would need a fuse for it's on/off mechanism, specially
seeing as the full beams were working, but there you go. my honker
works now too. at least now i know what a blown fuse looks like.
thanks for all the help.