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Tracie Mitchell Posted on Jan 28, 2016
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Problem with parking back lights on my school bus I changed all the fuses and nothing my headlights work reverse lights work

Headlights work, reverse lights work, brake lights work only when I hit the brakes not in park though.

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Do the front park lights work? The front and rear park lights should be on the same circuit. If no park lights operational, possible switch or power/ground issue. If only rear park lights not working, suspect burned out bulbs/wiring problem to rear lights

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I have no rear lights on drivers side changed bulbs,checked all fuses and still not working can you help?julie

Hi Julie let's see what we can do here go back to the rear socket you have front parking lights yes/no if yes the the problem is either corrosion inside the socket or a wire is broken or the headlight or brake light switch so first let's do this turn on headlights see if all lights are on (parking tail headlights next change to just parking lights check again next use 4 way flashers and next use brake pedal there are 2 filaments in each bulb and you need to record when it's not working so EX.HEADLIGHTS PARKING LIGHTS ARE IN 1 FILAMENT ////BRAKE LIGHTS TURN SIGNALS AND 4 WAYS THE OTHER ONE IF AFTER CHECKING THERE IS STILL NOTHING ON THE LEFT SIDE AT ALL NOW IT'S A WIRE OR THE SOCKET IF THERE'S ALSO NO PARKING LIGHT IN THE FRONT IT'S THE SWITCH FOR THE HEADLIGHTS GET A GUY TO CHECK THE WIRE CONTINUITY OF THE TAIL LIGHT FROM THE HEADLIGHT SWITCH AND THE POWER COMING OUT FOR THE LEFT SIDE TAILIGHT AND CHECK THE BULB SOCKET FOR THE SAME CONTINUITY TO GROUND AND FOR 12 VOLTS YOU DIDN'T LIST WHAT VEHICLE THIS IS BUT THE PROCESS IS THE SAME A CORRODED LIGHT SOCKET MAY BE YOUR PROBLEM HERE WHEN YOU CHANGED THE BULB WAS IT BLACK AND CLOUDY LOOKING OR JUST CLOUDY WHITISH LOOKING WATER COULD BE GETTING INTO THE TAILIGHT CAUSING A SHORTING CONDITION AND COULD HAVE BURNED OUT THE SOCKET
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1994 dodge dakota my headlights and tail lights and brake lights don't work my abs and parking brake lights are on my dash lights don't work either I replaced the headlight switch and still no

These are all different circuits. The brake lights are on a 10amp fuse - the headlights are on a 50amp fuse - and the parking and dash lights are on a 20amp fuse.
Do you have power going into the headlight switch and the brake light switch ?
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My brake lights work but my tail lights and reverse lights don't work. Also my dash lights quit when I changed the switch for my headlights.

Check your fuses. I had the same problem with a 90 Honda civic. Dash lights went out, tail lights also went out. Replaced 1 fuse and all came back on.
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If the parking lights do not come on, they do have their own fuse, and it could be bad. This is separate from the brake lights.

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