How do I replace a tail light for a 2006 Jeep Grand Cherokee Laredo?

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Tail light/ dash light/ license plate light fuse is blown.....one fuse lights them all up.

Should be two bolts holding tail lights in then remove bulb if not remove trim and remove bulb

Check the fuses as well as the wiring near the tail light.

If all seems good, get a cheap multimeter and check the voltage in the wires that go to the tail light (red probe on one wire and black probe on the other). If you get a reading about 12 Volts (or -12 depending on which wires the black and red are on) the problem is the tail light or bulb itself.

could be the brake switch went out of it

its probly the 02 sensor. u can get it checked 4 codes @ a mechanics shop. or dodge dealer

check fuses. or the switch behind the break pedal. good luck. [email protected]

yes small hands help or y may have to remove panel

Traced the problem to the Lamp Outage Module located in the rear left quarter access panel behind the spare tire. Arcing had occurred on the left taillight line. Fortunately this part is readily available at your local Jeep recovery yard (none available in the U.S. from dealers). Recommend J& W Auto Wreckers in Antelope, CA (web site available). Massive number of Jeeps and fair prices. If you don't want to replace the LOM then you can join the two connectors that go into the LOM (LOM is optional) but you'll always show a lamp failure on your console.

I agree with shannongreer but also check on the swith at the back of the brake pedal. It's near the top of the pedal almost under the dash.