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Have you checked to see if there is power to the light socket? There is no separate fuse, so if there is no power to the socket, there must be a broken wire. The only thing you can do is trace the power supply to locate the break
Check fuse panel, under dash, as well as under hood. Owners manual should also give you map of fuses. May say"park" lights, "running lights", or something similar.
checked all fuses even under hood? may have bad signal switch or bad brake light switch yes even if 3rd brake works.also check wiring under rear fender by bumper thats were wire harness is hope this helps.
you dont have to. just replace your light bulb again only this time donot allow any part of your hand to touch the glass use a napkin or any mateial that is oil free. the oil causes the glass to overheat thus causing it to fail early.
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