I'm not sure about the dash, but for the taillights you need to open the trunk and remove the plastic fasterners that hold the lining up(the fasteners are roughly behind the taillights) Once the lining is pulled down you just need to twist the plastic piece holding the bulb(turn it to the left) and pull it out. Replace the bulb with a #1157 bulb found at any auto parts store.
If both you dash and break lights are out, you probably have a blown fuse, I would check these before I changed any bulbs.
also u can check the wire on the driver side under the hood theres a red wire that's for the dashlights and tail lights mine caught fire and knocked it all out its part of the harness it runs up the wiper wire
Blown fuse, failed switch, broken wire, burnt out bulbs,
The obvious would be the bulbs are burnt, then look at the fuses for the taillights, and then the wiring. The holders where the lights themselves plug in are bad sometimes; you can get them cheap at a pick-a-part yard.
The fuse has burnt out.
You probably won't have dash lights either. The problem will probably be at the light switch. If you take out the switch, there will be a burnt wire, and the switch will have to be replaced, along with a pigtail for the burnt wire.
If you mean the motor is burnt then the answer is no. It is not cost effective.
You remove the old burnt out bulb and replace it with a new. And no, they do not control your blinkers and taillights. See sources and related links below to lookup DRL light bulb part numbers by vehicle make, model and year.
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The bulbs are burnt out.
After the accident, one headlight tilted upward.You can get a ticket if your headlight is burnt out.Headlights and taillights are required on vehicles.
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burnt out lightbulb!
where are the dash bolts located to replace burnt dash lights