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Rear parking lights dont work 2001 GMC sierra

Left side rear parking light and plate light dont work and now my left and right brake lights have failed fuses are all good bulbs also good only brake light i have left is my center mounted one on the cab. I replaced the circuit board under the bed a few days ago because i hade power into the board but nothing coming out on the left parking light or left plate light please help me out if you can

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  • fixxer_01 Jun 09, 2009

    grounds were good but i think i got a lil corrosion in the wires aswell probably will have to put a new weather connector on in the future for my main power lines fault probably is within 6 inchs of the weather connector but thanks for the help Sgt.

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It would then be a bad ground. Start at the bulb fixtures cleaning and refastening; look for cracked broken wires as you go. A little multimeter will help.

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