I have had a broken filament in a brake light bulb do the same thing. they cross touch and allow power to cross into the other circuit. replace all brake bulbs. If condition still there also check the front turn signal bulbs. They all share the same circuit..
I would check the ground wire first just in case that is the problem. If not, get back to me with additional information.
Check the grounding to the bulb. It is a single bulb with two filaments. Both filaments share the same ground and if the ground is not connected to the vehicle ground you will get the kind of bulb operation that you describe. The ground wire may be damaged or the wire may not be making good connection to the chassis and you may need to clean the connector. The bulb just might not be turned in all the way. You might have a bad bulb socket. Jeep uses the same socket and bulb in all three slots (light/break light, turn light, backup light). Try switching the top socket with one of the other two (middle, bottom) and see if that fixes the problem. It did for me. Moving the middle socket to the top fixed the problem and the top socket works OK in the middle. That's because the middle (and bottom) sockets only use one of the filaments in the bulb while the top uses both. Although there is a defect in the socket that was on top, the defect doesn't bother the middle position. Try it. You might get lucky like me. FIXED!!!!!! REDBEARD, It was just as you said. I unmounted the rear light and noticed that the metal contact on the light enclosure itself wasn't flush with the plastic, where contact is to be made. Once i leveled this out....it was working like a charm! Thank you so much. Your expertise is much appreciated. Happy Jeep GC owner.
Check your fuses, there might be one blown.
on the back of the car
If you are parked and you want to here the radio without the Automatic headlights on. Some times if you engage the parking brake it will turn off the automatic head lights.
I have run into the same thing with this kind of car. On the steering column at the top they have a switch that will turn the running lights on or turn them off. check the switch you may have hit it and turn it on.
because of the new daylight running lights, and auto headlights this has become quite the issue. However, there is a simple solution. If you set your parking brake before turning on ignition, the headlights should stay off. I have often walked to the car behind me at the drive in and explained that.
Short circuit in your vehicle alarm system. In most alarms, some lights will flash on and off as an indicator of an attempted break in.
Headlights, interior lights, parking lights,Headlights, interior lights, parking lights,
parking lights are in the back of ur car and headlights ar in front of ur car
Not if headlights are reqired by law.
Check the fuse for the headlights. It is probably open.
no, you may not, because ,driving with just your parking lights only( in place of your headlights) is against the law
The parking lights are turned on when the headlights are on and you pull out on the light switch. The parking lights cannot be turned on by themselves.
The headlights work on a totally different relay than the parking and fog lights. The headlight relay or headlight fuse is usually blown when only the parking and fog lights work.
Fuse for parking lights probably blown.
They don't
Probably a fuse that has expired, change it.
The parking lights on a two-door 1990 Acura Integra hatchback are located in between the headlights and the blinker lights. Replacement requires a size 3652 parking light bulb.
Fuse, wiring, bulbs