Open up the drivers side door. Reach down on the left side of the steering column, and pull the hood latch to open the hood. Open the hood all of the way. Facing the truck, look down past the radiator and condenser towards the front bumper. When you look down far enough, you will see the wiring going to each factory fog light. Wear rubber gloves. Turn the bulbs counterclockwise to remove. Install, I believe, # 893 bulbs ( on my 98 sport, check owners manual) on each side being careful not to touch the bulb itself, only the base. Turn clockwise to install. They only go in one way. Look at the tabs on the bulb socket, line up to install. Reassemble. Basically follow the wires to the foglights and remove and replace each bulb be careful not to touch the bulb, just the base. Any grease or body oil, and or dirt that touches the bulbs will cause them to burn out prematurely. Good luck. Replace in pairs. If one goes the other is soon to follow. You could still install only one if needed. Then one might be brighter than the other.
you have to remove it from the outside.after you remove the screws press the bulb and turn it to the left to remove.
The tail light bulbs are accessible from underneath the back of the truck, up inside the rear of the pickup box.
One or more headlight/taillight bulbs are inoperative.
most likely ground wire problem Bad bulbs?
Unscrew the grey pannel off of the talilight assembly to gain access to the light bulbs, then the bulbs remove from the pannel by simply pulling them out.
you have to remove the headlight assembly 3little bolts
Check both bulbs, they run off of the same fuse as the tail lights,
Possibly blown fuse, bad brake light switch, or blown brake light bulbs.
bulbs blown on high side or wiring shorted
normal wear and tear. Brake light switch, bulbs or sockets.
No reset switch on a Dodge Ram.
check fuse and bulbs...switch