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Headlights wont come on2000 chevy blazer, fuses inside and underhood have power,even power to headlight bulb, was told I have a ground problem

I have checked for broken wires loose grounds all other lights work turn signals park lamps taillights brake lights and daytime running lights

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Run an auxiliary ground wire to verify, you might be surprised...

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Anonymous

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SOURCE: Taillights are not working

check for voltage in the socket. positive is the center connection. if you have no voltage there, then you may be right. Make sure that you check the wires.

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SOURCE: daytime running lights work but go out when I turn

If you have daytime running lights but when you turn on your regular headlight on they do not come on. Take the bottom of your steering column off (Two Small Screws) and look at the back of your turn/dimmer switch make sure that the light blue wire is connected. The wires will break off after years of raising and lowering your steering column.

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SOURCE: 1993 chevy silverado parking lamps go of when i turn on headlights, signal lights flicker when i press on brake.

Yes I would look for a ground circuit problem. I would look at the ground wires for the headlights first. Even run a new ground wire for the tail lights to see if it helps.
Could be a ground connection for the body to frame or body to battery.

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SOURCE: 2002 chevy trailblazer brake lights dont work

check the brake light switch located on the top of the brake paddle also check the butten on it if its stuck in.

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  • Posted on Apr 11, 2013

SOURCE: 2002 chevy trailblazer brake lights dont work

SOMEONE must have found a solution, why isn't it posted?!?!?!?!?!?!

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