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DavyO
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just got a '98 Bravo , is it normal for lights to go off when ignition is switched off ?
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Anonymous
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I take it you mean headlight/sidelights? If so, then yes. There's a small black button on the ignition barrel which if you hold it in when you turn off the ignition, the lights will stay on.
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I take it you mean headlight/sidelights? If so, then yes. There's a small black button on the ignition barrel which if you hold it in when you turn off the ignition, the lights will stay on.
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DavyO
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thanx
thanx , wondered what the black button was for
thanx , wondered what the black button was for
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Mike
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thats something ive never had on any of my cars,just get a buzzer tellin me my lights are on lol When i first bought my fiat,i thought 'thats great that is' lol
Also what black button you on about,ive never noticed it?
Mike
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thats something ive never had on any of my cars,just get a buzzer tellin me my lights are on lol When i first bought my fiat,i thought 'thats great that is' lol
Also what black button you on about,ive never noticed it?
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Insomnia
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It's on the housing that holds the ignition barrel. IIRC on the bottom.
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Mike
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cool and cheers , learn something new everyday
Mike
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Anonymous
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The black button, when pressed, allows the key to turn the ignition barrel an extra notch which activates the parking lights, i.e. the side and rear lights.
Mark.
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Mark.
New Bravo (B2) 1.4 T-Jet Active 150, silver, 57 plate.
Council estate lad.
And proud of it!
A battle of wits with the unarmed is no fun!
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Carroll
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This system of FIAT's for parking lights is by far the most practical/sensible I've ever come across much better than VW/GM's indicator stalk idea, or an annoying buzzer nearly everybody else uses.
- It's also doubtless saved hundreds of owners from a flat car battery around the world over the years.
I do miss that FIAT system...
much better than VW/GM's indicator stalk idea, or an annoying buzzer nearly everybody else uses. - It's also doubtless saved hundreds of owners from a flat car battery around the world over the years.
I do miss that FIAT system...
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Anonymous
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i agree about the annoying buzzer lol
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Sabre 23
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The B2 has a similar arrangement, but also if, when the ignition is off, you turn on the sidelights you can have both sides activated, or just left or right by using the indicator stalk.
Mark.
New Bravo (B2) 1.4 T-Jet Active 150, silver, 57 plate.
Council estate lad.
And proud of it!
A battle of wits with the unarmed is no fun!
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Mark.
New Bravo (B2) 1.4 T-Jet Active 150, silver, 57 plate.
Council estate lad.
And proud of it!
A battle of wits with the unarmed is no fun!
Member of the Guild of Experienced Motorists. Lapsed.