Bought it from a dealer approximately 8 months ago. Blinkers, and brake lights work. All the bulbs, other than the license plate light have been pulled, ohmmetered, and turned on with a battery charger. Same story for every fuse I can find in the car, drivers side fuses in the car and engine compartment fuses. There seems to be a light out on the shift selector.
I found the red wire with blue stripe (should be tail light) under the dash in 2 places near the fuses. It won't light up a tester with the headlight switch on or off.
Q: Could a shift selector light burnt out cause all to go out (safety thing like the brakes lights and shift selctor not moving)?
Q: Could a burnt out license plate light cause the above?
Q: Any advice how to open the headlight switch and test it?
Q: Any other item to test that I am completely missing?
Thanks for any info or advice!!!!
Mike
You need to test for power with a test light at the tail light bulb, If you have power it could be a bad bulb or ground. IF you do not have power then trace the circuit back to the light switch.
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it is most likley a wiring problem or the corosion, the license plate lights are tied to the tail lights.
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try checking the headlamp sensor mounted on rt front apron behind relay box . this runs all lights .
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start by the battery twist wire on pos termanal this happen to me on my dodge van bad batt took out speed o meter and tach. replaced batt no speedo no tack.i had to go on a a long trip back home half going up a hill the tach jumped to life then about one hour latter had to make a stop pulling off the freeway slowing down for the stop sign the speedo came on and both have worked ever since. I have talked to a dealer ship there no reset codes for that problem
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Had a similar problem and fixed it by installing a new headlight switch / turn signal lever. Hope this helps.
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