What controls my rear running lights and break lights?

Asked by Olsonranch11 Sep 07, 2015 at 11:07 AM about the 2007 Toyota Corolla

Question type: Maintenance & Repair

rear running lights don't work and
only one rear break Light works

4 Answers

As for brake light, probably bulb. If it was the brake light switch or fuse , for one you wouldn't be able to get it shifted out of Park and neither would work. Now let me pull up fuse diagram for taillights

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Well, I'm not surprised I have been through this before. There is no image I can copy for your fuse box. But It's fuse #18, in the fuse box yp under the dash behind the little flip-down coin-holder. It's on the very top left corner. To see an image check your owners manual, Page 285 or download it here: http://www.toyota.com/t3Portal/document/om/OM12B07U/pdf/8.pdf

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But that fuse box is a real pain to access. If you have dash lights working, the instrument cluster lights work with headlights on, don't bother. It's the same fuse. Also license plate light. With headlights on, have a look to see if license plate light comes on. Same fuse.

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