you're talking about one of those blade fuses, right? either check the fuse with a continuity meter or just replace it with another one of the same size so's you can recheck the circuit. those blade type fuses can still be bad even tho the "look" good.
unknown writer.
Follow the white wire from the the convenience center (in the foot well up by the emergency brake) down along the floor, when you get to to part of the wiring right below where the back of the drivers seat pivots take off the tape that they are wrapped in, you will see that two white wires run from the back of the cab and join to ONE white wire, unwrap the tape at this connection, it is common for the wires to corrode and break apart in this place as water can get in when the carpets get damp.
Wardoe2000.
yes it is found in lights bulbs.. Xp
light bulb
LED lights and CFL lights are a couple
Oh wow, there are big light bulbs for the headlights and medium size bulbs for interior lights and itty bitty lights for the gauges. If you need specific numbers for replacement bulbs check your owners manual. Cheers
Yes
lights light bulbs
Not as bright as normal light bulbs (higher watts though)
Brake Light ColorMine are clear bulbs ["white"] light, but the bulbs are mounted in an assembly with a red lens.
Brake Light ColorMine are clear bulbs ["white"] light, but the bulbs are mounted in an assembly with a red lens.
Light Pen is an input Device.
check light bulbs, check stop light fuse,check stop light switch
Many taillight assemblies are equipped with bulbs with dual filaments, one for tail lights and one for brake lights. If you have one bulb with two filaments, then the problem you describe sounds like the brake light filament in the left bulb is burned out but the tail light filament is working.