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You may want to check the wiring to see if there’s a pinched or crossed
wire some which might be causing the issue. 1aauto.com 888-844-3393
What can I do If only one of the brake lights won’t turn on, but only when
I turn on all my lights like at night but they work just fine when I don’t
turn them on??
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@zacharychislum You may want to take a test light, and check the wiring
going to the sockets. If you have no break lights. You should also see if
the break light switch is working correctly. You could test this with a
test light as well. I would also check to see if there was a break in the
wire coming off of the brake light switch. Hope this helps.
My left tail light is out, but my break light & turn signal works fine.
Changed the bulbs, and it didn’t fix the problem. Any suggestions, would be
greatly appreciated.
hi. Thanks for the video! I followed your instructions to change the tail
ligth bulb in my truck (Jeep Patriot ’08). there were some differences:
mine doesn’t have screws it has big head plastic nails (i had to use a
hammer to pull them out). i replaced the bulb & when I put the pastic cover
backi ended up with a big gap between the trucks frame and the ligth cover
(not sure how to explain it) you can actually see the wires. I’m afraid
water will leak in. Any suggestions? :/ thanks!!
I am Portuguese and I have a jeep grand cherokee 2000. At night with lights
on, carry on the brake when I am without stop and without the lamp. Sorry,
but I’m writing through the translator GOOGLE Can you help me please? My
email mariorogerio66@gmail.com
Hi, I’ve been having issues with my left break light not working. The
taillights work just fine while driving, but as soon as I step on the
breaks ALL LIGHTS on the back left go out! Also, my turning signals
randomly work, both the left and right in front, but usually don’t blink at
all. Changed all bulbs, took it to a shop.. charged me to just look at it,
then they came out and told me that it would be another $75 to find out
what it is because it’s something electrical. HELP PLEASE!
@Downhillbiker666 HI, We actually do have a video that shows you how to do
this on a 99-04 Jeep Grand Cherokee. We also sell the replacement fog
lights on our website 1aauto.com Here’s a link to the fog light replacement
video. youtube.com/watch?v=kIWpgIn3frI&feature=relmfu
I have a problem my rear break lights works only when i have it in parked
but when driving does not whats my problem
@BurnxxthexxBarBie No I am sorry it looks like a made an editing mistake
there. There is a tab I believe you press on then pull the connector.
Great information!! Thank you!!! I replaced my taillight without the help
of a mechanic
I think I’m having a problem with the circuit board because my light keeps
going out even after I put in a new bulb
Yes these taillight have a circuit board built in that likes to wreak
havock over time. We carry brand new taillights on our website 1aauto.com
888-844-3393
Greeting Thank you very much for your time and kindly help, i will think on
your offer and act accordantly. Regards
sorry.. but how do you puul the connector?
You can’t it’s a fused assebbly. We carry new Jeep Grand Cherokee
taillights with free shipping on our website 1aauto.com
@ScottfromTexas Yes sometimes that can be unnerving but if you know it is
the right thing to do it makes it easier to apply that little extra force.
@mkeeyz You may want to check the bulb socket in the taillight for
corrosion. This could be causing the issue. Hope this helps.
It’s very common for them to go bad. If it’s an 03-04 we carry replacement
circuit boards on our website. Part Number: 1ALTL01704 Hope this helps you
out. 1aauto.com 888-844-3393
Thank you!!!!!! I tried doing it and mine was “stuck” but now I see how to
pry it loose.
Thanks! Very helpful and much easier than fumbling through a Chilton’s
manual.
You may want to take it back off an see if there’s a way to re-position it
to tighten the gap up.
You may want to check the brake light switch, to see if it’s bad.