Is there a fuseable link for parking & dash lights if so where is it located

Did you check to see if you had power in and out of the key switch ?
The 10 gauge red wire going to the key switch should have a fuseable link or an actual fuse between the switch and the battery.

take each one out and check them with a meter or test light.. then put them back in..then be looking at fuseable link wires near the battery.. then go to relay controls operated by the headlight switch..

could be a in line fuseable link

Find where the ground wire for that left taillight grounds to the body remove the screw and clean that ground, otherwise if the taillight assembly uses a printed circuit could be a break in the printing, replace the whole assembly if thats whats going on.

is battery good, check fuseable links under the hood and the light switch itself..

Most likely not a fuse link rather it is the plug that plugs into the fuse block located under the dash panel right above your left foot. Follow the wires from the column down to the fuse block . Unplug it and look for a burnt connection you can wire around it with little difficulity . I usally take the block out and solder a wire in to the back then clip that burnt wire and conect them together and problem is solved. Tip some dielectric grease on all plugs make them easy to reconnect and avoids further burnouts . Good luck

check the ignition switch for voltage in and out, if the switch fails nothing will run except accessories that work with key off.

did you try replacing the fuse either under the dash or there is also a fuse box under the hood. If that doesn't solve it the i would check the continuity in the harness as there might be either a bad ground or a broken fuseable link in the harness.

Hello: Look under the dash on driver side in front of the park brake assembly. They should be labeled. Don't forget this yr/model also has fuseable links at the battery connection on the starter.(12v positive cable, red)

Fuseable Link?