G Giovani Guest Feb 22, 2009 #1 you could have the wrong bulb in the socket causing crossover current or feedback or a rusty bulb socket inspect all tail lights and sockets
you could have the wrong bulb in the socket causing crossover current or feedback or a rusty bulb socket inspect all tail lights and sockets
B brealyn71 Guest Feb 22, 2009 #2 Are your turn signals working? I've known this to happen when the turn signal fuse is out. Sometimes the illumination light fuse.
Are your turn signals working? I've known this to happen when the turn signal fuse is out. Sometimes the illumination light fuse.
R Richard D Guest Feb 22, 2009 #3 when i brake.? All the other lights work. Could it be a fuse or is it something electrical? Thanks for the help
when i brake.? All the other lights work. Could it be a fuse or is it something electrical? Thanks for the help
B brealyn71 Guest Feb 22, 2009 #5 Are your turn signals working? I've known this to happen when the turn signal fuse is out. Sometimes the illumination light fuse.
Are your turn signals working? I've known this to happen when the turn signal fuse is out. Sometimes the illumination light fuse.
B brealyn71 Guest Feb 22, 2009 #6 Are your turn signals working? I've known this to happen when the turn signal fuse is out. Sometimes the illumination light fuse.
Are your turn signals working? I've known this to happen when the turn signal fuse is out. Sometimes the illumination light fuse.
B brealyn71 Guest Feb 22, 2009 #7 Are your turn signals working? I've known this to happen when the turn signal fuse is out. Sometimes the illumination light fuse.
Are your turn signals working? I've known this to happen when the turn signal fuse is out. Sometimes the illumination light fuse.
B brealyn71 Guest Feb 22, 2009 #9 Are your turn signals working? I've known this to happen when the turn signal fuse is out. Sometimes the illumination light fuse.
Are your turn signals working? I've known this to happen when the turn signal fuse is out. Sometimes the illumination light fuse.