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Reversing Lights

Breezer

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Hi,

I have a 2001 320ci and the reversing lights have ceased to work. Bulbs are all ok and no warning signs have come up on the dash. I suspect there must be a microswitch or sensor of some kind that has failed. Can anyone please advise where it might be located and how to replace it?

Many thanks in advance

Al.

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Obviously check fuses first...

There is usually a switch on the gearbox with a wire connected (assuming its manual box), either a wiring or switch fault...

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