hokie83

Congrats Brandon !! I have two sons, both Eagles. As you can see by my photo, I spend a good bit of time in uniform myself. I am currently the Order of the Arrow Lodge Advisor for Tutelo Lodge # 161 Earning the rank of Eagle is a proud moment, but you will only really begin to understand the importance of your achievement in the years to come. Congrats again !!!

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one more try...

Here's a quick shot from my driveway...

No, I checked and I was not getting power to the light socket. Based on the fact that I have periodic difficulties with starting, everything is pointing to the NSS. As soon as I can find the time, I'll be crawling underneath and attempting a good NSS cleaning and adjustment. I'll be following the info in this post: http://www.jeepforum.com/forum/f11/nss- ... ng-971621/ I'll keep you informed on the progress

I just did this to my 89 MJ. I'll post pics soon

Here's another link that I found quite helpful: http://www.jeepforum.com/forum/f11/nss- ... ng-971621/

OK so it has been 2 months, and I finally got around to trying to resolve my backup light issue. I have replaced both bulbs, and I have checked all connections in that area. I checked the only wiring harness connection that I could find on the back half of the truck bed. It all appears to be fine. I replaced the TRANS fuse (using a 10 in place of the 7.5, because it is all I had.) Still nothing ... where do you suggest I look next? By the way, all other lights appear to be working perfectly.

Thanks for the thread guys. I was moving my Comanche last light to get it in prime plowing position for tomorrow. (I have a light plow on it, and we are expecting some weather) When backing ti up to the garage door, I noticed that it was really dark. My son confirmed that I had no backup lights. It passed inspection just a couple of months ago, and they worked fine then. Looks like I'll be testing bulbs and fuses tonight.