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If none of the lights in back work, it sounds like something happened to the main wiring harness. Which is probably beyond your ability to repair at home.
If the parking lights and turn signals work in front you know the fuses are good, so they should also work in back.
The parking lights, turn signals, back up lights and brake lights are on 4 different circuits.
find the short, could be in the switch or a wire itself...and if you have a bulb out it complicates finding it even morenew fuse it, then turn things back on one at a time...should tell u where the problem is
assuming you have brake lights and marker light, I would check the socket for voltage, both the contacts and probe the wire (Brown) for voltage...it could be a bad socket.... if no voltage, trace the "Bwn" wire back and keep probing til you find voltage, check the connector in the trunk on the LT/RT side also...hope this helps you...GL
Test the circuit board wires on the back side of your taillights where the bulbs go in to see if power is going there with the blinker on, if yes replace the circuit board (quite common with these trucks). If there is no power back there check your flasher relays for each turn signal, assuming they dont click off and on when you tip the turn lever. if all else fails, head for the multifunction switch behind your steering wheel inside the column that your turn signal/wiper/cruise control lever is connected to.
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