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Originally Posted by MikkiJayne
Next step if it were in the workshop would be to pull the cluster and locate T32b/18 and ground it right at the cluster. Dismantle the connector & find a spare pin and a bit of thin wire and just remove pin 18 and replace it with the spare. Ground the bit of wire and see what it does.
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This is GREAT advice - thank you. Unfortunately I absolutely don't have the skills to do this myself
so will need to get an auto electrician involved
Thank you MJ
