Check the voltage to the plug on the affected side with at the plug with a multi meter to insure you have 12 volts when lights are on. If voltage suspect bulbs. If no voltage, begin checking backward until you discover where the problem is. A good start is using a small piercing probe just behind the plug to verify the plug is not defective. Then go on from there.
my lights won't turn off on the inside of my car how do I get them to shut off? it is running down my battery.
1997 Ford Explorer
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Maintenance & Repair
1st question. Brake lights don't get brighter when pressing on the brake pedal but are on other wise and 3rd brake light not on. 2nd questions is I replaced passenger front head light bulb and stil...
1997 Ford Explorer 4 Dr Eddie Bauer 4WD SUV
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Maintenance & Repair
My blinker lights
1998 Ford Explorer 2 Dr Sport 4WD SUV
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Maintenance & Repair
Tail lights work, brake lights don't. Can't seem to figure out why. Bulbs are good, but I'm not sure which fuses and relays pertain to brake lights.
1996 Ford Explorer 2 Dr XL SUV
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Maintenance & Repair
Why would my brake lights stop working?
1998 Ford Explorer 4 Dr XL 4WD SUV
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Maintenance & Repair
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