bruiserinpink

So, i tried searching and no real problem was discovered with this, but i noticed last night while driving on i-10 that my dash lights weren't working, so we looked at all the fuses and everything seemed okay, and so when i was out driving tonight, someone stopped me and told me that my tail lights aren't working, i have tried everything i can think of. Has anyone else had this problem and fixed it?! please let me know!!!

dayhoff35

iTrader: (13)

i had it happen to me my tail light fuse was blown
its the parking lamps fuse i think change that nad you should be fine
its in the fuse box under the hood but i forget what fuse nember

kafer79

Did you check both fuse boxes? One is in the engine compartment on the driver's side, the other is in the center console on the passenger's side?

bruiserinpink

yeah i checked them both, i'll go ahead and double check them!

Coblasts

Sound like your light sensor on the dash isnt working.The fuse for the taillight has nothing to do with the dash lights.
This controls your tail lights and dash lights.(when lights are on Auto)

Try manually turning on your lights .Do your tail lights come on now?????
If so it is he sensor.

DaBuzzard

It DOES as a matter of fact. The cluster light circuit is fed from AFTER the park lamp fuse, this is done so that if the park lamp fuse blows your cluster goes out too. You can't see the back of your car from inside but you can see the cluster, this lets you know there is a problem before someone runs you over in the dark.

Fuse is labeled PRK LMPS, under hood fuse box. 15 amp iirc.

bruiserinpink

thanks so much for helping me out with the fuse lable, i got it all figured out, turns out the fuse tap that i had to use for the LED's in my projectors just needed to be changed!! thanks for all you guys' help!!

Coblasts

Thanks for the correction,Looked at the prints a few times and never realized the cluster lights are feed from that fuse through the BCM.