November 7, 20187 yr comment_715847 hey guys, i bought my 82’ corolla about 2 weeks ago and just realised my parker’s and dash lights aren’t working. it was all working when i purchased it, just wondering what fuse it would be for that issue Report
November 7, 20187 yr comment_715850 Hi Tim, Your parkers & dash lights are usually on the same circuit, so if it is a blown fuse that is causing the issue, you can easily resolve that, by looking at the layout & identification of the fuses on the fuse box lid, or simply remove each fuse, one at a time, & look through it, to see if it is open circuit. Cheers Banjo Report
November 8, 20187 yr comment_715852 I'm presuming your 82 Corolla is a KE70. Sedan & Wagon wiring are almost identical. Here is the circuit for the part of the diagram you are interested in. There is also a relay (item 130) involved. Here is the legend, to identify the bulbs, which are all in parallel. Give us a yell, to let us know whether you got it sorted. According to the wiring diagram, the fuse feeding all these parker & dash lights etc. is a 15A. One of these, are your best friend, in these situations. Cheers Banjo Edited November 8, 20187 yr by Banjo Report
November 8, 20187 yr Author comment_715853 cheers for that mate, you’re a legend! i’m at work at the moment but i’ll let you know how i go later tonight! Report
November 8, 20187 yr comment_715854 Hi Tim, If it turns out not to be a fuse, then it could well be the relay 130. Not sure where this is located in the KE70, but if it is like the earlier KE30/35/55s, it could well be located behind the kick plate plastic cover, just to the RHS of the drivers right foot/leg. Rollaclub members on here, with a KE70, might like to confirm, or correct this location. Cheers Banjo Edited November 8, 20187 yr by Banjo Report
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