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I HAVE AN 02 IMPALA AND MY INSTRUMENT LIGHTS AND TAIL LIGHTS DONT WORK WHEN I TURN ON THE HEAD LIGHTS

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Check the fuse box and look for a blown fuse. If the fuse keeps blowing, then there might be a bad wire somewhere or the brake light sockets may be corroded. That can cause problems an cause fuses to pop. Hopefully, it's just a blown fuse and and not too bad of a problem.

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