no licence plate or rear lights jk 2012.
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no licence plate or rear lights jk 2012.
Have checked bulbs. No power on fuse holder in box. Is it a ecu problem ? both sides. Have only signal,brake and foglights workin rear. <thankful for some help.
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Wiring ok. Is not power in fuse box at fuse m17 and m19 that is rear lights. Think it could be a module or like that. Think it happened after towing a trailer while ago.
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This just happened to me. I unplugged my towing harness and replace the 15amp M17 fuse. I'm still under warranty and took it to the dealership rather then fool with it and those idiots didn't find the fuse and failed my inspection. On the way home stopped at a gas station, replaced the fuse and unplugged the harness and stoped at a Jiffy Lube for the inspection.
Point being pull the M17 and look really closely at it. Hard to tell if its blown. Maybe even replace it whether you think its bad or not and see if that fixes your issue. Fuses are only like $1
Point being pull the M17 and look really closely at it. Hard to tell if its blown. Maybe even replace it whether you think its bad or not and see if that fixes your issue. Fuses are only like $1
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If this is still an issue check the ground in the light area and in the engine compartment. I do not know exactly where the ground but it sounds like that might be an issue, or you blew both lights at once.
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A similar thing happened to me one after towing a trailer, my right rear tail light went out...and I had less than 5000 miles on the Jeep at that point so I was pretty angry. Switched the left and right bulbs and the non working tail light bulb worked in the other tail light and vice versa. I ended up disconnecting the battery for 30 minuets and that corrected the issue for me.
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Another thing to note, I actually just removed my towing wire harness. Pull the left rear light off and disconnect the harness and bypass it. I don't tow often enough so I just keep the harness in the jeep and will connect it next time I tow.