left taillight not working all fuses are good what could cause this
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Asked by jong71 Jan 27, 2008 at 12:50 PM about the 2003 Chevrolet Tahoe

Question type: Maintenance & Repair

i have a Z71 i have checked everything and replaced it all and cant figure out why tail light will not work

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littlehorn answered 16 years ago

Could be the circuit board inside the taillight or a broken wire leading to that side taillight. This will require some further diagnosis.

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Vannessa answered 3 years ago

It's the tag light harness! Pulled hair out, 3 dealership and nobody else could find it lots of new bulbs, fuses etc..yes I'm a woman and no I didn't have a man. Raised right so ground on block is fine lol it doesn't matter but tow packages fuses under hood, but it's same thing with GMC/CHEVY SUV AND TRUCKS. AN 07 TO 13 BUT I BELIEVE IT IS SAME FOR EVEN CAT EYE'S 03 MODELS AND MAYBE OLDER..BUT I HAVE 2012 CHEVY TAHOE UPGRADED BC SPECIAL ORDER. AN 3 HUBS SMH ON PASSENGER SIDE FRONT NOT 4X4 AND WATER IN DOOR'S DRAIN IS CLOGGED ON BOTTOM OF DOOR

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