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dweller

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1. I would have to think

Reply to hermetic (Original post)

Tue Jun 11, 2019, 01:27 PM

Jun 2019

there is a fuse for them ... reverse light not part of the setup

other place to look is on the brake pedal itself, up on the arm that the foot pedal is attached, there should be a plunger/relay that activates when you mash brakes, it may have come disconnected, loose or broken

good luck

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2006 Chrysler Town & Country lights problem [View all] hermetic Jun 2019 OP

I would have to think dweller Jun 2019 #1

Thanks hermetic Jun 2019 #7

Look for the ground wires near the rear lights. House of Roberts Jun 2019 #2

They are hermetic Jun 2019 #8

Check fuse 26 jberryhill Jun 2019 #3

Helpful hermetic Jun 2019 #5

Good luck kacekwl Jun 2019 #9

Ah, that's brilliant jberryhill Jun 2019 #10

Good stuff, that hermetic Jun 2019 #11

Poor ground. Chrysler kacekwl Jun 2019 #4

Evidently hermetic Jun 2019 #6