I've changed bulbs but it appears a wire or connection is bad. Logical 1st search spots? No brake or turn signal, so it's the double grande.
Feb 6, 2009 at 12:19 PM
1996 Plymouth Neon Driverside Rear Lights
1996 PLYMOUTH NEON
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The problem is only on the driver-side rear? Do the turn signals work in the front?
The lower brake lites and turn signal use the same circuit, just not at the same time. They are wired through the turn signal switch.
Can you check for B+ and ground, front and back for the turn signals?
The lower brake lites and turn signal use the same circuit, just not at the same time. They are wired through the turn signal switch.
Can you check for B+ and ground, front and back for the turn signals?
Feb 6, 2009 at 1:18 PM
The problem is only on the driver-side rear?
Yah, only back there.
Do the turn signals work in the front?
Yes
The lower brake lites and turn signal use the same circuit, just not at the same time. They are wired through the turn signal switch.
Can you check for B+ and ground, front and back for the turn signals?
I will when I learn what's what on the wires.
Yah, only back there.
Do the turn signals work in the front?
Yes
The lower brake lites and turn signal use the same circuit, just not at the same time. They are wired through the turn signal switch.
Can you check for B+ and ground, front and back for the turn signals?
I will when I learn what's what on the wires.
Feb 6, 2009 at 2:46 PM
At the left rear, dark green wire with red stripe is B+ for stop and turn, black is ground, the other should be for tail-lites.
I've seen bulbs that didn't make good contact in the socket, also wiggle the wires at the socket. You can remove the bulb and use testlite to check for B+ and ground. The testing may lead you back to the turn signal switch?
I've seen bulbs that didn't make good contact in the socket, also wiggle the wires at the socket. You can remove the bulb and use testlite to check for B+ and ground. The testing may lead you back to the turn signal switch?
Feb 6, 2009 at 3:11 PM
Tomorrow will be my day to check. I'll post results.
Thanks again.
Thanks again.
Feb 6, 2009 at 4:33 PM
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