Asked by Superwoman77 Dec 05, 2017 at 11:32 PM about the 2004 Ford Explorer XLT Sport V6 4WD. Question type: Maintenance & Repair. On my explorer trac, the tail lights do not wok, however, the brake lights, reverse lights and turn signals work. I've checked and replaced fuses in the. passenger compartment as well as under the hood, replaced the
68 posts · Joined 2008. #1 · Sep 16, 2008. 4 months ago I lost my tailights (running) and dash lights. Next day all was ok until tonight. Not sure where to start. Fuse panel? Ground wires. It acts more like a short since it temporarily fixed itself and is now back. Can't really imagine that it is a fuse.
Loose connections or corroded bulb housing may cause the brake lights to stop working. In this case, have them replaced. The turn signal switch in some vehicles powers the brake lights and the turn signal light through the same circuit. If the turn signal light isn’t working, the brake lights might not work either. Hi, I changed the battery on my ford focus and now the Hazard light on the dash is stuck on solid red, the brake lights and signals will not work. The upper light on the hatch back will work. The Radio was also not working but after checking the fuses I found only one not burnt out and now the radio works.
2 posts · Joined 2016. #1 · Aug 28, 2016. Hi guys, I'm new here so may not have posted this in the right place. I have a 52 plate 1.6 ford focus and the rear drivers side brake light was not working. I have tried and tested the bulb it is working fine. I have also tested the bulb holder which is ok too. I have checked the fuse which is fine.
#Ford #f150 #diyrepair Ford knows about the issues with the tail lights on the F150's leaking and letting water in causing the tail lights to blow. This is a
I have a 2003 Mondeo. The drivers side tail light has stopped working. Checked bulb, that was ok. I swapped anyway just incase, but it still isn't working. I checked with my test lead and there's no power to the lamp holder. All other lights are working, breaks, passenger tail light, front lights etc. Checked all fuses in both boxes and all
Some of the most common reasons that your brake lights are out or malfunctioning include: Problems with the brake light switch. Issues with the brake light switch circuit – usually a ground. Brake light bulbs that have burned out. Brake light socket has gone bad or are corroded. Turn signal switch defective.

The broken filament inside the bulb is a sure reason why your tail light is not working! #3. Bulb socket problem. It is a good idea to check out your socket after you pull out the tail light, so you don’t have to do it again. While at it, after taking the bulb out, use a multimeter to check if it is getting any current.

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