Tail lights and instrument panel lights dont work

Check 20Amp LP Park Fuse in Underhood Fuse Block (mounted to right strut tower) Check 15Amp Tail Lic. Lamp Fuse In IP Fuse Block.

At the instrument panel fuse block, check 15A fuse 10 (indicators). In the relay center, check 10A fuse 8 (speedometer).

For "back lights" problem: At the left underhood fuse block, check the 20A HEADLAMP BREAKER. At the instrument panel fuse block, check 15A fuse 6C. Both of these supply power to the lamp control module. If you set the park lamp switch to the on position, the tail part of the tail/stop/turn lamps should light, the separate tail lamps should light, the license lamps should light, and the rear marker lamps should light. If any of these don't light check for burned out lamps, bad sockests, and bad wiring or missing grounds (black wires)

check your fuses first and if no help fill free to contact me and we will take it from there....hope this helps and if so please rate this post.

Check your tail light fuse it will probably be blown, and the instrument panel and dash light go out to warn you that your tail light fuse is out

These circuits are usually tied together. The loss of the instrument panel lights lets you know that you have problems with tail lights. Check your fuse panel for a blown fuse in this circuit. Best of luck,

have you checked the tail light fuse let me know and give more info

check fusss !!

fuse panel cover should name each circuit fuse. for example; "tail lights 20A, or interior lights 15A or instrument cluster15A" also, you can look in owners manual for schematic of fuse panel. if all fuses are good, your dash light is out. dash light is generally in the tail light circuit.

Chk. fuse, there both on same curcit.

The Dash and Tail lights connect to the same fuse in most cars. if the fuse is okay, check to make sure the tail lights and/or dash lights are properly grounded. all bulbs could be blown...but highly unlikely.