inside the trunk, behind the felt liner on the left side, and mounted to the body, is a small yellow box. its the light out sensor. if its bad it smells a little burnt. and will sometimes make the light on the dash come on.
that means you have MORE than one bulb burned out. The the light indicator does not tell how many and what bulbs are burned out. It stays on until all the burned out bulbs are replaced.
If you are getting an indicator of a burned out light, but don't see a burned out light, it must be a turn signal light. On a Mercedes, you'll actually get a "burned out light" indicator if the turn signal is not working.
I had the same problem on my 1999 Windstar. It turned out that the light bulb for this indicator was burned out. I simply replaced it and the problem was solved!!
you have a burned out bulb. when r/turn is on go to rear and check to see it is also working. the same for left.
The indicator bulb may be burned out.
The fan motor itself may have burned out. The fuse that runs this fan may also be blown and need replaced.
On a 1994 Honda Accord, the brake lamp comes on when a tail light is no longer working. The burned-out bulb needs to be replaced. The brake lamp will not come on after the bulb is replaced.
Possibly both of them are burned out (common). You were running on only one for a while and then that one burned out. The indicator would still be lit.
You probably have a light burned out. It just needs to be replaced. Turn your signal on and check front and back...One will be on, but not blinking. The other will not be on, It is the one that needs to be replaced.
Legally a defective catalytic converter must be replaced.
The 2000 Hyundai Excel indicator light and brake light might stop working all of a sudden because of a burned out bulb. Check all bulbs on the brake lights and turn signals. This problem could also be caused by a blown fuse or a blown flasher fuse.
Did you check if the bulb is ok? Normally if a bulb is burned out the speed of the indicator inside the car increases significantly.