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the_eggwhiteI always feel slightly worried about handing over my car keys to strangers... even if they're strangers who are going to be fixing my car. I also am currently not sure what I should be doing... He's outside poking around the car's electrics now (the only car electrical service I could find who a) answered their phone and b) didn't laugh when I mentioned the age of the car was a mobile service).
He's already ruled out what we thought was the most likely fuse-blowing culprit (the reversing light switch), which is probably handy, because apparently he enquired about spares beforehand and you just can't get them unless you're lucky at a scrapyard. You have to cobble together something using an "almost identical" part from Honda.
Still none the wiser about what's actually the problem, but he's only been here for about 25 minutes so far, so that's not really surprising.
He's already ruled out what we thought was the most likely fuse-blowing culprit (the reversing light switch), which is probably handy, because apparently he enquired about spares beforehand and you just can't get them unless you're lucky at a scrapyard. You have to cobble together something using an "almost identical" part from Honda.
Still none the wiser about what's actually the problem, but he's only been here for about 25 minutes so far, so that's not really surprising.
