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You can check the new BOO switch by jumpering the wires, look at the lights.
If no go then its time to get the multimeter out and check for continuity between the BOO switch and the bulb sockets/ rear light wiring.
Could be many things, a short, a power feed, a stock plug unplugged, etc.
two bad bulds?
You have turn signals? parking lamps?
If no go then its time to get the multimeter out and check for continuity between the BOO switch and the bulb sockets/ rear light wiring.
Could be many things, a short, a power feed, a stock plug unplugged, etc.
two bad bulds?
You have turn signals? parking lamps?
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