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Baoli CPCD25:
Fuse location

We have retro fitted some halo lights. All worked well for a day or two but now lights & horn have stopped working.
I suspect a fuse but can't locate. Any info please
  • Posted 18 Nov 2021 21:47
  • Discussion started by Dave_Stock
  • United Kingdom
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