Driver side tail light not working
Hey, so if anyone could help me diagnose the issue it would be very helpful.
I have a 99 Integra GS, recently I replaced 1 of the tail lights (driver side) because I got into a minor fender bender. The old tail light worked properly and never had an issue. But since changing it to the new tail light ( 2 days ago) I realized that the light does not work? I checked the fuse but that cannot be the issue since the passenger side one is working I tried switching the bulbs but that didn't do anything either. I don't know what else the issue could be. if anyone knows please respond thank you.
I attached a video of the problem as well.
I have a 99 Integra GS, recently I replaced 1 of the tail lights (driver side) because I got into a minor fender bender. The old tail light worked properly and never had an issue. But since changing it to the new tail light ( 2 days ago) I realized that the light does not work? I checked the fuse but that cannot be the issue since the passenger side one is working I tried switching the bulbs but that didn't do anything either. I don't know what else the issue could be. if anyone knows please respond thank you.
I attached a video of the problem as well.
Wiring probably was damaged.
Measure if there is voltage on the Red/Blk wire (red wire with black stripe running through it). If there is ~ 12volts there, then it probably is a ground wire issue. If there is no power on the Red/Blk wire, then there is an open (break) in that wire.
Measure if there is voltage on the Red/Blk wire (red wire with black stripe running through it). If there is ~ 12volts there, then it probably is a ground wire issue. If there is no power on the Red/Blk wire, then there is an open (break) in that wire.
Yes, it was the wiring. took it to my mechanic & he checked the voltage. ended up DC the wire to the other tail light.
Thank you for the response i appreciate it.
Thank you for the response i appreciate it.
Wiring probably was damaged.
Measure if there is voltage on the Red/Blk wire (red wire with black stripe running through it). If there is ~ 12volts there, then it probably is a ground wire issue. If there is no power on the Red/Blk wire, then there is an open (break) in that wire.
Measure if there is voltage on the Red/Blk wire (red wire with black stripe running through it). If there is ~ 12volts there, then it probably is a ground wire issue. If there is no power on the Red/Blk wire, then there is an open (break) in that wire.
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