Help in Brisbane?

Discussion in 'Technical' started by lonnie, Oct 11, 2009.

  1. lonnie

    lonnie Super Member

    Hey guys,
    I'm trying to change my reverse light sensor. I've got the front of the car up on jack stands and I've found the sensor, I just can't get it loose; it's in a very awkward position. Anyone in Brisbane want to give me a hand? I'm in Tarragindi.

    Thanks
     
  2. Chrispy

    Chrispy Pretentious Upstart

    Drop the gearbox 100mm or so. Just undo the rear mount and lower with a jack. You may have to remove the exhaust if you haven't done so already.
     
  3. lonnie

    lonnie Super Member

    I think this is starting to get a bit too complicated for me, how much would a mechanic charge to do this? Any recommendations in Brisbane?
     
  4. IANZX

    IANZX New Member

    not to expensive....150?? 250?
     
  5. lonnie

    lonnie Super Member

    Has anyone done this without removing the exhaust?
    How far can I lower the gearbox with the exhaust attached.
     
    Last edited: Oct 11, 2009
  6. lonnie

    lonnie Super Member

    Ok, I managed to squeeze my hands in there and get it off. Only problem is that now I have installed the new one, and the reverse lights still don't work. I'm too tired now, but I'll check out the voltage later on and try a bit of problem solving.

    P.S. The one I removed had seized up, so I'm sure that was the problem... Or one of the problems?
     
  7. TWIN TERROR

    TWIN TERROR Well-Known Member

    Have you checked the fuse and globes ?.
     
  8. lonnie

    lonnie Super Member

    Yeah, they were the first things I checked... If I have the car switched to 'on', but not started, and I press the button on the sensor in, should the reverse lights go on?
     
  9. lonnie

    lonnie Super Member

    Ok, they're working now... I'm going to put it down to magic.

    Thanks for your help dudes.
     

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