Stop/turn lights went bad
#1
Stop/turn lights went bad
So within one day both my tail lights lost stop/turn lights. Today i picked up new bulbs and changed them and no luck. I don't know what else could be the issue. Any ideas what to look for? Its a 17 month old jeep. Should i take it to the dealership? They should warrant this problem, right?
#2
JK Junkie
So within one day both my tail lights lost stop/turn lights. Today i picked up new bulbs and changed them and no luck. I don't know what else could be the issue. Any ideas what to look for? Its a 17 month old jeep. Should i take it to the dealership? They should warrant this problem, right?
There should be a diagram in your manual.
If it's more than bulbs/fuses then it should be covered under warranty.
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JK Jedi Master
The regular stop/rear turn lights have no fuses. (M1 is for the center high mounted stop light only.)
Either the TIPM isn't sending power to the stop/turn filaments, or there is a bad ground.
It will be covered under your warranty.
If you want to look at it before taking the Jeep to the dealer, with a meter or test lamp, look for power at one of the stop/turn pins in the bulb socket. That will tell you if it's a TIPM or ground problem.
Either the TIPM isn't sending power to the stop/turn filaments, or there is a bad ground.
It will be covered under your warranty.
If you want to look at it before taking the Jeep to the dealer, with a meter or test lamp, look for power at one of the stop/turn pins in the bulb socket. That will tell you if it's a TIPM or ground problem.
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#8
JK Junkie
The regular stop/rear turn lights have no fuses. (M1 is for the center high mounted stop light only.) Either the TIPM isn't sending power to the stop/turn filaments, or there is a bad ground. It will be covered under your warranty. If you want to look at it before taking the Jeep to the dealer, with a meter or test lamp, look for power at one of the stop/turn pins in the bulb socket. That will tell you if it's a TIPM or ground problem.