Where is the back-up light switch located? I have no back-no lights.

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switch should be located around the shifter

First check all the light bulb's. Then check all the fuse's related to the lights on the vehicle. If that doe's not solve the problem, Check the relay that may be associated with the exterior rear light's. If that does not solve the problem, You either have a bad light switch itself located under the light knob that you are turning the lights on and off with, which is located on the dashboard display panel in various different location's depending on the make, model and year of your motor vehicle. and if that does not solve your problem it is possibly a wiring shortage which is followed from the light switch through the dashboard, to the fuse box, then through the entire vehicle running from the front of the vehicle to the back of the vehicle on the floor of the vehicle on either side of the vehicle, or the wire's may be located in the interior roof trim located on the inside of the vehicle over the door area running from the front off the vehicle to the rear of the vehicle, or the wire's could also run from the front of the vehicle to the back of the vehicle through the center of the floor or center console area, But most light shortage's are located either at the light fixture itself, which is where the light bulb is located, or either at the fuse in the fuse box, or at the light switch located on the dashboard display area.

trying tolocate the back up light switch on my 99 gmc jimmy. there is a switc similar to a normal switch on the front axle housing with a small cable going inin it. Im thinking thats for the 4 wheel drive not a back up switch. Im wondering if it is in the shifter inside the truck under the center console. if anyone has feed back or an answer it would be much appreciated im at wits end tryin to correct the problem and need back up lights it not a good situation when backing out of a spot at the store.

on the tranny

1. Disconnect the negative battery cable.
2. Detach the back-up light connector.
3. Remove the back-up light switch assembly from the transaxle.

To install:

1. Using a suitable pipe sealant compound, install the back-up light switch assembly. Tighten to 24 ft. lbs. (33 Nm).
2. Attach the back-up light switch connector.
3. Connect the negative battery cable.

The back up light switch is built into the multi-function switch. It is located on the front of the trans axle. The shift cable is connected directly to it. There is no 'seperate' reverse switch for the back-up lights.

The switch that turns on your reverse lights will be located on the side of your transmission and will have 3 wires coming out of it

It sounds like your brake pedal switch is not working right. Are the lights on all the time, or just when you turn ignition off? If the former, it is bad brake switch. If the latter, you likely have a bad ground located somewhere in the wiring harness.

Most vehicles have the switch located on a small plate next to the brake pedal arm. Follow the pedal up the arm and to the firewall. Along the way you should see a plunger style switch that looks like the one that you bought. It might also be found inside or next to the brake booster under the hood.

hello, the back up lights are usually on the same fuse as the tail lights so if they are working it's not a fuse, if the tail lights are not working replace the tail fuse. Otherwise the problem is most the backup light switch, on the manual transmission it's a separate switch located on the transmission on an automatic it is incorporated into the neutral start switch also located on the transmission but on the shaft where the shift selector attaches.

the switch is located on the transmission case.

Here is a picture of the switch, cost is around $35.00