Driver info. problem ?
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Wierd.....Usually it'* the other way around. Check your bulb connectors for moisture and corrision. Clean and replace as you see necessary.
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Originally Posted by willwren
Which bulbs in particular failed that the lamp monitor didn't detect?
In fact I have one flaky license-plate light bulb that went out the other morning, and the lamp monitor went _completely_ berserk over it, giving me the Bong-Bong-Bong-Bong routine and light-up warning, over and over every six seconds or so, during my whole 2-mile drive to the train station. (I think the bulb may have been flickering on and off as I was driving along.) In the evening, the bulb had decided to play ball again, and the system quit complaining about it.
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