Electrical question

[gundred]

I have a 2002 bounder, workhorse chassie. No tail lights, all fuses good. any ideas???

Bill

[gundred]

I have a 2002 bounder, workhorse chassie. No tail lights, all fuses good. any ideas???

Bill

[E Z Livin]

Don't know about yours, but I had this problem once and found out that not only do I have fuses below the dash (which were all good) but also some more under the hood.
This was where my problem was.
Also found out that there are seperate fuses for tow lights.

["007"]

Take off your lens and check the sockets for bulbs maybe dirty and corrosive.

[Gregg]

Check the brake light switch, it should be a one wire circut. All it does is provide a ground.
Pull the wire off the switch and ground it, check to see if the brake lights come on...

Gregg

[John-D]

Are you sure that brake light switch GROUNDS the wire? (And yes, I can see where one could make one that worked that way)

To the OP: What kind of tail lights do you have. My intruder has "Glow-Right" tail light bulb/lens assemblies (all one unit) these are round lamps that mount in rubber grommets.

I have had the connectors simply fall off the back on one of them