Go back and check for a bent pin or a wire backed out.
SOURCE: turn signals
replaced turn signal flashers and muti switch turn signal still won't work Why?
SOURCE: 2007 Pontiac Grand Prix - Tail light troubles - HELP?
Probably a broken ground wire. Check it with a test light. Make sure you have a good ground, and then stick the test light right in the socket to see if there is power. If there is power to the test light, but still none to the bulb, it's a ground wire. If there is no power, its a power wire. Just keep poking the wires, and work your way back until you find some power. Make sure you have the lights on when you're checking. Good luck.
SOURCE: 2002 Pontiac Grand Prix GT headlights no power
clean the computer lead interface. my buddies car did the same thing, we cleaned the computer leads with a good eletronic spray cleaner and it fixed the problem.
SOURCE: 1997 pontiac Grand Prix headlights don't work
A possable culprit may be your High / Low or dimmer switch. All the power to your lights are controled through that switch.
Testimonial: "It appears that is the problem, the book says to remove the steering wheel to remove the switch. I broke the wheel and now I'm in deep Do Do."
no, they are not the same. The multifunction switch is on the steering column and controls wipers, turn signals, and hi/low beam headlights. Dash switch is on the dash and generally turns lights on and off and frequently also controls brightness of dash lights. I had a Camry that had the same thing happening...ended up having a toggle switch put in to control the tail lights...fixed the issue.
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