SOURCE: Tail Lights, Marker Lights, Air Conditioner lights out
it seems to be a wiring problem .get the wiring checked.
SOURCE: Dash Lights
Check your fuse there could be a wire for the lights on the factory radio touching the aftermarket radio.
SOURCE: Both Tail lights and dash lights are out. Fuse is OK
I had the lights on my dash and tail lights go out on my 1995 Grand Am
3.1 V6. After much investigation, it ended up being that the turn
signal switch had gone bad. I got mine at Autozone - $79.99 for one
with cruise, $69.99 for one without. SW860 for the non-cruise, SW859
for the cruise version. It is sometimes referred to as a multifunction
switch - however, when I called and asked about that, it seemed as
though the parts are NOT the same (MFS was much more expensive). Make
sure you specify turn signal switch (that also controls the tail
lights, headlights, etc).
In order to replace it, you need to remove the cover around the
steering column - we couldn't get the lower part of the cover off and
subsequently also had to pull the steering wheel (which also meant
disabling the air bag), then remove the bad turn signal switch (which
also controls the headlights, parking lights, tail lights, etc), pop in
a new one, put everything back together (re-enabling the airbag) and
then you can enjoy a life of dash lights and tail lights once again.
SOURCE: 2000 Grand Prix Brake light issue
Outside possibility both bulbs are defective. occurance experienced once and only once. but cannot ignore or assume possibility or probability
SOURCE: 1994 grand Am Dash & Rear Lights
Check all the fuses, if they're ok then check the switch or wiring, it might be that the wire running from the switch to the park / dash lights is fried. Does the front park lights work? (turn switch to first click, not second one. This is park lights, second click is full on headlights) Your park and dash lights are probably all connected to a single wire from the switch via the fuse box.
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