You need to trace wiring to find where break.Is
Have you checked if the bulbs are fused?. some bulbs have 2 filaments. One for the break and the other for the parking.
SOURCE: tail lights and dash lights not working
the relays are usually adjacent to the fuses or on rear of fuse panel relays are different coloured as to what they control and are small square boxes which have flat terminals on one side for plug into a preset circuit if you have h/book it will give the info you req or tel dealer spares dept and enquire cost//colour// location? this is a simple diy hope this helps you? ps you do not mention if license plate lights are working as these are on rear light s same circuit
SOURCE: Dash lights and taillights out fuses all ok
In battery junction box or the under hood fuse panel check fuse no 11(15amp),it will be at the center of the fuse box where there is 4 fuse slots but looks like only 3 fuses, if this fuse in good then you will see a relay that is shaped kinda like a cross.This is the parklamp relay which also powers the dash lights.
SOURCE: 98 jeep tj, dash light/taillights/licence plate light don't work
disconnect head lights, and replace fuse. Then turn the light back on to see if it blow a fuse again. if not, plug on light in at a time. You might have a bad headlight???? then unplug that one if nothing happens. Then plug the other one in. It could also be a bad taillight bulb. I have had bad tail light bulbs. Do all of them, one at a time.
SOURCE: chevy k10 headlight/taillight problem
the fuses are located on the left side of the drivers foot well. these trucks have problems with rot and when they start to fall apart the beds move around and short out the taillights and youll usually lose the dash lights with the tails but the headlights are separate.
SOURCE: Taillights are not working
check for voltage in the socket. positive is the center connection. if you have no voltage there, then you may be right. Make sure that you check the wires.
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