Hi , my turn signal lamp in the cluster does'nt work , i checked the schematic of the shop manual and in the page where we see the cluster, we can see at the bottom of the turn signal lamp it goes to 12 something (because on my copy a bit is missing) then it goes to II/24 . My question is : what is II/24 ?
I don't think my lamp is defective and i would like to check around before undoing the pod.
any help is appreciate Thank's

 

The tag is actually "III 24" - this is Sheet III Track 24 (marked across the bottom) - there you will see tag marked VII 23 (pointing back to this page & point)

This just implies these two points are linked - this is the flasher output (to either side). I would not assume your bulb is good - it is the weakest link - just replace it - its likley to be broken after all that flashing! (and/or clean up the contacts too if needed).

Alan

 

Thank's Alan , i was afraid of an answer like that , but you're probably right , i'll check for the voltage coming there but unfortunately i'll probably have to take out the pod and cluster that i did'nt like to put back a few months ago.
Thanx

 

am wrote:
".... i checked the schematic of the shop manual and in the page where we see the cluster, we can see at the bottom of the turn signal lamp it goes to 12 something (because on my copy a bit is missing) then it goes to II/24 . My question is : what is II/24 ?"


Not to hijack, but ... a while back there was a thread about working up a "How to Use the Wiring Diagram" manual.

I, of course, didn't offer to help, but only because I'd have been hopeless, as I'm one of the ones that needs help the most.

I'm wondering what happened to those plans.

 

Will,

Well - its more focussed on the S4+ (1987-1995). It is still in development - its currently about 280 pages long but includes a bunch of reference material, debug techniques, major systems operation details and about 100 pages of electrical projects.

I do need to get it out for another review phase sometime - but paradoxically I'm too busy implementing electrical projects (and answering questions...)

Alan

 

and we thank you Alan