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Anonymous Posted on Feb 15, 2011

My back up lights wont work on my 97 dodge neon, i changed the fuse and the light bulbs, now what? help please

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Hi!!
What controls the Back Up Lights is the Neutral Safety Switch/Back Up Switch, located on the transmission shifter (engine compartment). Check for 12v+ coming in from the fuse box to the Neutral Safety Switch, if OK, check for 12v+ out of the wire going to the back up lights when in Reverse, if no power, replace switch, if there is power, check wiring from switch to back up lights.
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