Brake lights work, turn signals work, back running lights do not work
SOURCE: tail lights on 2004 nissan maxima out.
hey i just fixed mine with the same exact problem, look, all you have to do is open your 3rd fuse box which is next to your washing fluid on the passenger´s side under the hood, for that you need to remove the cover wich is pretty easy (5 staples all you need is a thin flat screw driver to lift the center of the staple and then the whole staple) then you take off the cover and then you open the fuse cover, you are looking for the TAILLIGHT fuse wich is the first on the upper row from right to left if you are standing on the passenger side looking towards the drivers side (you can also look for that fuse in the fuse box cover diagram) remembre is a 15A fuse, replace it, jaja and thats how you save some dollars. saludos desde guadalajara mexico.
SOURCE: I am adding trailer lights to my 1998 nissan frontier
You may be better off checking at dealer, or autoparts store for an adapter harness that goes inline. They simply plug into the harness ahead of all your tailights etc, and make it easier. At most, you may end up having to run a separate wire for brake control.
SOURCE: brake and dash lights no working
Had a similar problem and fixed it by installing a new headlight switch / turn signal lever. Hope this helps.
SOURCE: 95 Nissan pathfinder, Head lights, brake lights
If its just the lights, then probably the headlight switch. If radio problem is related then possibly a bad ignition switch.
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