Voltage at shift indicator light?

jb1dsl · Aug 7, 2005

I'm trying to get my indicator light to work but no good so far. Should I be getting 12 volts at the light? I pulled the wires apart at the shifter and do not seem to be getting anything really. I have found it under teh dash and then it goes into the wiring harness. Any ideas what to do next? how do you replace the bulb? I tried a 12v jumper but the light did not come on either. i checked the ground and it was good. any suggestions before i put the shifter back together.

Thanks

WORTH · Aug 7, 2005

its a simple circuit, if you have 12 volts and a ground then the socket or the bulb is bad. If you have a test light you can check if the voltage is getting to the tab in the bottom of the circuit, then put the bulb in and see if it's passing threw the bulb, if it is the ground is NG.

IF you dont have a test light, get one, it is the single most valuable tool for dc work.

just had a stupid thought, you do know the headlights have to be on for it to get power right?

jb1dsl · Aug 7, 2005

yes lights on. i did not get voltage when i checked with meter. i used a jumper wire to the bulb leads and no light then either. how do you take the light out of the little pill like holder?

jb1dsl · Aug 24, 2006

Anyone Help?

66HertzClone · Aug 24, 2006

Look carefully around the base of the cylinder, if I remember correctly the base with mounting clip slides into the top cover, the fit was very tight and the seam made be hard to see after so many years.

jb1dsl · Aug 24, 2006

So it should just pull apart? Then I shouls be able to get the bulb out?

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