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I fell for it as well! Didn't do me any good...

I've put in an order for new plates  I hope I'll get through the inspection showing the receipt as they've not arrived yet.

It's currently at 27 000km.

I think it's been pretreated for rust once upon a time cause there's not much rust underneath or in the frame.

Cars running in northern Sweden usually doesn't rust as much as the south ones as we don't salt the roads in the same way in the north.

At the inspection now. Crossing my fingers...

At last.

Reconnected the VV2 to the VV cable and everything works. Whatever is in between doesn't seem to mind. Took her for a spin around the village and everything seemed to work. Left the VV1 cable untouched for now.

Now, After cleaning the cables a bit I saw the markings on the cables. This is the adapter going to the stick. VV1 and VV2 are the names of the two cables.

Coming down to the pin connector to the fuse box, a single cable marked VV02 comes and should give power to V12 and V13, which are the other cables (except the pink ones, those are for something else)

Somwhere between, VV1 and VV2 comes out as VV02.

I think I need to remove the whole dash panel.

Thank you very much. It says pretty much the same but at your diagram you can clearly read the "VV02" goes from the switch to the fuseboard "BF00", at that end it seems to change namne to just "VV".

I think there must be some kind of relay or coil between the stick switch and the fuseboard.

Do you mean I'd make a loop of the V12 or the V13 and the flying cable? I could do that.

I'm actually thinking I could run a new VV/VV02 cable between the stick switch and the fuseboard. It'll probably lead to some other problem further down the road but should fix my lights for the inspection. As of the diagrams at hand it wouldn't really have impact on anyting else.

Sorry, you're right. Thought I'd answered.

None of the side lights were working from the start. As of my findings, I'm not surprised.

Correction.

If all the fuses are OK - wouldn't my fault be in the IC01Z connection.

Where is that board situated?