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Old 28-03-2010, 09:35 PM   #1
20focus05
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Default rear end electrical issues

We have an LS sedan

The boot wont open with out pressing the button many times, notice that the number plate lights come on when the button is pushed.

when the lights are turned on "boot open" warning comes on.

when the lights are on, number plate lights are off.

Reverse lights also dont work.

Found dirty connection at connector on left hand side of boot, behind carpet.

cleaned it but still no go.

any ideas, I have looked at the wiring diagrams but are hard to follow.

Thanks

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