Dudun

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Just got pulled over tonight for not having tail lights, which is gonna cost me 200 bucks.

I'm trying to check the fuses - but can't seem to find the right one under the hood or in the car. Where would it be located?

From my understanding, the Tail Lights/Brake lights are a dual stage bulb...soooo, if I have brake lights, why not any tail lights?

This is on an 01 Ex btw. 2 dollars paypaled to the first person that helps me figure this thing out.

Thanks CF.

popee

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do you have any wires bridgin around like those m3 led mirror.. system /.. or did you check your wires to see if any of the wires are rip ?

popee

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check bulbs then bulb sockets for corrosion, use a test light to check the fuses

CraigW

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"small lamps" fuse in under hood box.

Dudun

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Small lamps eh? Whenever I do that - it turns off the front two corner lights up front.

Light test? How may I go about doing that? What is all needed? From what I can see(Wires that aren't wrapped in a groumet) there are no wires ripped.

I do have one of my "small lamps" out up front, but I'm almost positive that won't affect anything.

CraigW

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If you have parking lamps working up front, and still have dash lights and such your small lamps fuse is o.k.

A 12 Volt test lamp can be purchased for a few dollars at the auto parts store to trace voltages.

Dudun

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Could it be the bulbs?

gearbox

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check the bulbs, and then get a test light and check the socket for power with the park lights on to see if any power is actually getting to the bulb.

electric130

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because the tail light filaments can both be burned out and the brake light filaments be just fine. change the bulbs. "but they're both bad...." i know. one could have burned out a week ago (or longer) and you didn't know it. just change the bulbs first. easy and cheap to do.