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Side marker Conundrum
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Chopped my flares, and relocated side markers lights. Checked fuses-good, checked bulbs-good, checked wires and connections from bulb to wiring harness-good. Side markers aren't lighting up.
All the other lights are working fine. What am I missing. Attachment 624851 |
What do you mean by checked wires? Are you using the same wiring harness and plug that was connected to the original marker lights? Do you know how to use a multi-meter to check for voltage at the plug?
It sounds pretty straight forward like they should be working, I would suggest working backwards and go back to the factory harness connector where you knew for sure it worked last and see if you get voltage. |
Originally Posted by TX_JK
(Post 4144302)
What do you mean by checked wires? Are you using the same wiring harness and plug that was connected to the original marker lights? Do you know how to use a multi-meter to check for voltage at the plug? It sounds pretty straight forward like they should be working, I would suggest working backwards and go back to the factory harness connector where you knew for sure it worked last and see if you get voltage.
Got to dark, I'll try checking voltage in the morning. Hopefully I can track this down. |
One other thing, if you are using LED bulbs make sure they aren't in backwards. Probably not but just thought i would put it out there. As long as you didn't cut/splice into the factory harness i would expect you to have voltage at the factory side marker plugs. Maybe during your relocation you might have grounded one of the wires and popped a fuse. I know you said you checked the fuse but i'd use a multimeter to test continuity through the fuse. And just as a sanity check try a different fuse.
Do the marker lights on the rear of the jeep work? its just the front side markers are out? |
Originally Posted by TX_JK
(Post 4144311)
One other thing, if you are using LED bulbs make sure they aren't in backwards. Probably not but just thought i would put it out there. As long as you didn't cut/splice into the factory harness i would expect you to have voltage at the factory side marker plugs. Maybe during your relocation you might have grounded one of the wires and popped a fuse. I know you said you checked the fuse but i'd use a multimeter to test continuity through the fuse. And just as a sanity check try a different fuse. Do the marker lights on the rear of the jeep work? its just the front side markers are out?
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This morning checked power at bulb connection. It has power. I look at the bulbs again. They seem fine. I had some spares laying around. Replaced them and they worked fine. What are the chances of both bulbs going out at the same time on a three month old jeep. I must have done something while triming the fenders.
I need glasses too, it's hard to see the elements and if I get them to close to my eyes they got blurry. Sucks getting older. |
Originally Posted by BeachJK
(Post 4144405)
This morning checked power at bulb connection. It has power. I look at the bulbs again. They seem fine. I had some spares laying around. Replaced them and they worked fine. What are the chances of both bulbs going out at the same time on a three month old jeep. I must have done something while triming the fenders. I need glasses too, it's hard to see the elements and if I get them to close to my eyes they got blurry. Sucks getting older.
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Glad you found the problem.
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Originally Posted by TX_JK
(Post 4144457)
Glad you found the problem.
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