wats up guys....when i turn on my lights, the parking tail lights dont work but the brake lights do. both the fuse box and the fuses under the steering wheel are full of fuses so what can be the problem. because of this i wont be able to drive at night to avoid a ticket and i usually get out like at 12 at night from work so i need it.....can anyone help??

 

Well, check the fuse box under the dash. If you pull the panel off, on the back side is a picture of what each fuse is for. That should guide you in the right direction.

 

I hope yours isn't as bad as mine was. Are your dash lights working? Mine didn't. My fuse that was blown was on the passenger side (98 accord). I replaced it twice and it blew them both times. It fixed itself when I started pulling the car apart looking for a bad wire and hasn't done it since.

 

yea the dash lights and corner lights didnt work either......but strangely they started working normal today....soo i guess problem fixed?!?!

 

I currently have the same issue. The dash lights, front/rear parking lights are not working. I replaced the headlight control switch on the steering column, put a new headlight relay in, and a new small light fuse, but the small light fuse blows instantly, so there must be a short in the system somewhere.

What exactly did you have to do to fix your problem?

 

still, same problem here.

no dash lights
no parking lights (front or rear)
no 'ding ding' when I leave my head lights on

checked fuses.. all are good.

Weird thing is.. this started out as an intermittent problem. I would hit a bump in the road and the lights would pop back on. The next day I would start car back up.. an of course.. no lights.

Head lights and break lights work fine.

 

I'm currently having this problem on the wifes 94.

 

There might be a open in the circuit somewhere.

 

OK, was just messing with the wife's 94 and got them to come back on. In the fuse box inthe drivers side kick panel I messed with the first fuse on the bottom row (10 amp). I wiggled it and they came back on. I think it has something to do with the wire connection in the fuse box. The fuse is good just not making the connection to let the power go through the circuit.

You guys get down there & wiggle around to see if it works for you guys.