Hi mi car reverse light won't get on.what can the problem that they don't turn on??

 

You need new light bulbs?...

On top of that, if the bulbs are good, then it could be wiring. But before you go ripping out wiring and killing yourself, replace the reverse light switch with a KNOWN working one. Its a push button switch thats located on the tranny. Becareful when you remove it, mine was near the bottom of my gsr tranny and when I took it out, oil started coming out from the tranny. I had to clean the mess up and replace the fluid. If it's not that, then it's wiring somewhere.

 

the bulbs was bad. but is it possible that the 2 bulbs can go bad at the same time

 

Is it possible that they burned out one at a time and you didn't notice it until they both were gone?

 

They came out with silverstars reverse lights if you feel like trying those they are a bit more brighter than the regular ones. But make sure to tell them if your model is manual or automatic so they give you the right ones. The guy made a mistake and didn't ask me so I got the wrong ones on the first try.

 

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How would the transmission type affect the reverse light selection?

 

At a glance it would seem like it doesn't matter, but it does. The first set I got did not fit and the sales man said it was due to the tranny type.

 

It sounds like snake oil to me. Sylvania's site lists only an 1156 and 1156LL (long life bulbs) for a 2001 Integra coupe. As expected, no transmission type is listed.

http://www.sylvania.com/Consum...t.htm