help!!! tail lights!
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nooo i dont... but if their was no power going to them what happens??
and would a diagnostic on the car really tell me if my tail lights dont work??
and would a diagnostic on the car really tell me if my tail lights dont work??
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I would pick one up and what it would tell you is if they were getting power or not. If there is no power going to them you need to find a wiring diagram find out which wire powers the brake lights test it at it source see if it has power. If yes run a new line (you have a short) if no then you most likely have a bad relay.
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so you hit the brake nothing works except your third brake light but when you turn on your headlamp it turns on. Sounds like 100% light bulb to me. those double filament light bulb needs replacements. i get this a lot every day when im working. customers come in and say no brack light.
most of them has bulb problem. if no single light is on from your back then i'd check the fuse.
most of them has bulb problem. if no single light is on from your back then i'd check the fuse.
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Change out the bulbs yourself before you pay some autotech to perform eletrical tests on the car. The bulbs are less than 6 dollars for the pair the last time I checked.
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well yesterday i went to get new bulbs... i popped them in and still nothing...
i asked service at pep boys to see how much a electrical diagnostics would be and he proudly said 99.99
wtf?! theres gotta be a cheaper/easier way!
i asked service at pep boys to see how much a electrical diagnostics would be and he proudly said 99.99
wtf?! theres gotta be a cheaper/easier way!
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I would pick one up and what it would tell you is if they were getting power or not. If there is no power going to them you need to find a wiring diagram find out which wire powers the brake lights test it at it source see if it has power. If yes run a new line (you have a short) if no then you most likely have a bad relay.