My parking lights quit working and the fuse cover is missing which fuse controls them

Fuse 12 for the brake switch, but it covers a lot of other things as well that would be very noticeable.

Automatic Speed Control Device (ASCD) Brake Switch, Data Link Connector, Combination Meter, Heated Seat Relay, Park Neutral Position Switch, Display Unit, Steering Angle Sensor, Display Control Unit, Navi Control Unit, Back Door Control Unit, Sliding Door Control Unit RH/LH, Sonar Control Unit, Daytime Running Lights, Hands Free Telephone

Nissan Quest (V42; 2004-2009) fuses and relays

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The dash lights work with the park lights. If the park lights are operational, there is no fuse issue. Make sure the dashlight dimmer control switch is not turned to the low/off position

Look on the panel that covered the fuse box that you removed to get to the fuses. There will be a picture with corresponding numbers to as to which fuse controls what and what number it is.
Does that help out ?

id bet not. checking fuse by eye is the wrong way,
bad looking sure, are bad but good looking fuses can infact be bad.
we use a voltmeter, it never lies.
the fuse is marked, TAIL, its really parking and all dash illumination lights (dimmable too)
fuses can in fact hair line crack. a fact

if not the fuse, then its the parking system lights failure.
this system is huge, all side lights , front park, tail park
and cab., the FSM factory sevice manual covers this as does
the alldata.com pages, log in and see a real schematic.
see how park happens. from the knob to the lamps.,
some have a relay. on newer cars its works,, one computer tells other to tune on the park relay, be glad that is not your car.
eg: comm errors.

alldata.com

or
93 yj
might work?

http://www.jeep4x4center.com/knowledge-base/index.htm?utm_source=cj#service

or get the operators guide, missing from glove box.
it covers fuses.
and Rev back fuse is marked on cover
as is TAIL (park and dash.)

The tail lights sound like a fuse. The interior fuse box iss under the passenger seat. Access thru the pop out cover on the seat base surround.
If you have a dead battery your gear selector will not disengage from park.

Hope this helps a bit. Feel free to repost with more info and ill do my best to follow up.

The horn is protected by fuse #9 (20 Amp), but my diagrams don't show which fuse
controls the cruise control.
Your Voyager has 2 fuse panels - one under the driver's side instrument panel (just to the right
of the parking brake pedal), and one next to the battery, under a plastic cover..



Fig 1 - driver's side interior fuse panel - note proximity to parking brake pedal - 99 Plymouth Voyager



Fig. 2 - Engine Compartment fuse panel - note proximity to battery - 99 Plymouth Voyager

if the shifter is on the floor there is a little piece of plastic covering a small hole to disengage the emergency shift lock solenoid.Take a small object like a paper clip and press down in that hole and this should unlock it for now.THe main cause of this is a faulty shift interlock control solenoid.good luck and i hope this helps
Kenneth R.

cover or underside of cover should have details/map. Also check under hood for relay/fuse box too.

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Fuse layout is on page 269

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