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21/9/2017 at 9:54pm
Location: Royal Forest of Dean
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This may be a silly question but have you checked the bulbs? Corrosion in the bulb holder is quite common in older caravans.
Have you checked the socket on the tow car?
The caravan lights are not fused so it's an elimination process to find the fault. Bad earth or a faulty connection under the caravan are probably the most likely problems.
Rob
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21/9/2017 at 11:01pm
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Could be bulbs,corrosion in caravan plug or a loose connector in the plug.
Check car socket first as suggested,if you have a multimeter or test lamp you can usecthat,checknbetween earth pin and brake light pin.
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