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Old 05-02-2007, 06:07 PM   #1 (permalink)
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Default Brights, reverse lights and rear defroster...no worky!

A couple hundred miles ago my brights, reverse lights and rear defroster stopped working. I'm just wondering if anybody else has had this happen.
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check fuses? and bulbs?
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Yezzer! No interior fuses, it's not the bulbs. I saw this thread...
Reverse lights went out.. ?
But I haven't messed with my tranny ever.
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Check your grounds, G301 ties in your back up lamps and your rear defrost, the front high beams are on a separate ground. Ground 301 is in the trunk, left side just behind the left tail light on the left fender. Let me know if that helps.
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Check your grounds, G301 ties in your back up lamps and your rear defrost, the front high beams are on a separate ground. Ground 301 is in the trunk, left side just behind the left tail light on the left fender. Let me know if that helps.

You have no idea how happy I am to hear this information. I've been without my defroster and reverse lights all year. Everyone said it was the LEDs that came off of the illumination wire on my defroster (I put red LEDs in all my window and door lock switches), but the illumination still worked so I didn't think it was true. I have a trunk light switch so that I can turn the the trunk light off if I need too. The light on the illuminated switch stopped working a while back. Turns out that's where its grounded. I bet you just solved my problem and saved me hours, possibly DAYS. I really hope this is the solution and if it is THANK YOU!
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Glad i can help, working for Chrysler helps out every once in a while let me know if i can find anything else.
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I would have checkrd on it tonight but it rained, so I'll try tomorrow.
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I'll check the ground later today, thanks for the help.
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Yeah let me know if you need me to look up the wiring for your brights too if you havent fixed those yet.
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Well I removed my secondary ground and popped a new fuse it there. It worked, but I won't know until I drive it around for a while if its permanent. Every time I put a new fuse in, it was last for a little bit before it finally blew. I didn't drive it today cause it doesn't have any gas, so hopefully I'll know sometime this weekend.
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