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Old 06-17-2011, 05:04 PM   #1
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No tail lights 1999 SeaView

I have stop,signal, and backup lights, but no tail lights. Are they on seprate fuse and if so which one and where is it? Ford Chas.

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Do your side marker lights, front parking lights, dash lights, & license plate lights work. If so they should be on the same fuse as the tail lights.
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Check for loose or corroded ground on each taillight.
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Not a connection problem at the individual lites.
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I think you are right on, but I can't find a fuse blown either on the side panel or the engine panel under the hood. What amp fuse should it take? I think may have found at least the amps 5? At least that was what they said on another post, but different manufacturer. Are there mor than two places to look for fuses on the SeaView?
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Hate to ask but are you sure the bulbs are still good? Simplest things take the longest to figure out.
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Old 06-20-2011, 10:39 AM   #7
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I'm even dumber than that. When in doubt read the book. Had failed to turn on the dash light switch. Have been wondering why my head lights were so dim. Sorry that I wasted all of your time.
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I'm even dumber than that. When in doubt read the book. Had failed to turn on the dash light switch. Have been wondering why my head lights were so dim. Sorry that I wasted all of your time.
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We have all been there, how else would we know to ask these questions!!!
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