Hi,
A lot of tail-end wiring issues often relate to a bad ground connections.
Have a look to see if there's corrosion or broken wires relating to the grounding of the problem bulbs.?
Best of luck.
SOURCE: burned out license plate bulb
open trunk,
remove felt liner from rear of trunk, (liner directly behind rear lights in side trunk) should be 4 plastic Phillips head screws. Loosing screws, then slowly peel liner away. You will see 3 nuts on each side, removing these nuts will loosing the rear light lenses, so you can pull the lense away from the body from the out side to gain access to the license plate bulbs. Re-install in reverse order. While in there I would recommend replacing your brake light and reverse light bulb. Hey your already in there might as well do a little preventive maintance.
SOURCE: 2004 chrysler pacifica
It is for an oil change mainly and any other service your maintenance manual suggests at the mileage interval. It needs to be reset after each oil change to be accurate.
SOURCE: no power to tail lights or license plate light.
check the fuse with a test light on both sides of the fuse,
next would be the headlight switch.
SOURCE: 1989 Mustang license plate light malfunction: when
Look for ground issues. your description indicates weak ground.
SOURCE: My Chrysler Pacifica tailgate won't unlock or open?
Check your fuses under hood above battery opens right to left
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