2002 Corolla Tail lights and Dash Lights not working. The fuse keeps blowing when I switch on my driving lights. Wires all look in tact. Why does the fuse keep blowing? Is it an open circuit?
Change your dimmer light switch and check the "tail" fuse
SOURCE: tail light/dash lights out
You probably have a bare wire at the back of your car that is shorting out on the frame, or against another bare wire.
SOURCE: Toyota Corolla 2006; Dash lights not working and
I had the same issues. Dash dead, tail lights dead. Fuses were fine, Dimmer relay was fine...So I got to the Tail Light Relay.
Removed the glove box, one screw on the right. Reach up (above the space where the glove box 'area' would be and there are 3 or 4 relays all sitting on top of a junction box. All of them were loose. I pushed them in...and voila! I was getting scared after the obvious.
SOURCE: no brake lights, fuses keep blowing and wont shift out of park
I would look for a wiring short in the trunk at the taillamp area, or, inspect the sockets for the taillamp bulbs for corrosion. In any case, you have a short circuit in the trunk area, also check the wire that comes from the body & goes up the trunk hinge on the driver side; that wire may be chafed, and it may be shorting out. Hope this helps; please get back to me if you need any further assistance.
SOURCE: T100 tail lights & dash light keep blowing fuses
If this vehicle has a trailer harness, that could be the problem; it could be shorted out. Additionally, if there is no trailer harness, look under the truck bed at the rear, look for a grey wiring connector that wires come out of, and run to the taillamps. I have observed corrrosion in this connector, which will result in a short circuit. You may find it necessary to cut the connector out and resplice the wires back together (eliminate the connector), if severe corrosion is indeed present.
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