Never say never. Once both my headlights on my firebird burnt out at the same time... I thought it was a curse because I hit a black cat seconds before that. Had to drive with my high beams on and the vehicles on the other side of the road were not happy.
The 10amp fuse was issue and fixed the problem.
The “stop light” fuse controls left and right brake lights. Turns out the top brake light operates on a separate fuse and if that ever goes out, you’d have to read panel to find what controls it.
assumption was the same fuse controls all 3 lights but not the case.
The 10amp fuse was issue and fixed the problem.
The “stop light” fuse controls left and right brake lights. Turns out the top brake light operates on a separate fuse and if that ever goes out, you’d have to read panel to find what controls it.
assumption was the same fuse controls all 3 lights but not the case.
If both the taillight brake lights and the 3rd were all on the same fuse when that fuse goes out all brake lights would be out instead of just the taillights or 3rd.
Thanks for letting us know. Wonder why the fuse blew? I hope it was just a bad fuse and indication of a short somewhere. Keep an eye on it.
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