2000 Dodge Durango "battery light fuse" Questions

...not causing your battery to die The problem that causes your light to stay on is the cause of the battery drain We can't diagnose or guess over the internet,you need help from a friend or repair ...

...on check for battery voltage each side of the back up switch located on the gear box, if ok check for battery voltage at the back up light if ok check the light has a good earth and the bulbs are

...I can't find a fuse for the brake light. Under the hood. Fuse panel behind the battery. It doesn't look like your standard fuse, but it's a square blue (20A) socket that you just remove by

...and replaced multi function switch Find the fuse that relates to the brake lights and turn signals, then with a vault meter check both sides of the fuse for battery voltage and trace back from

a 50amp fuse and a starter relay in the power distribution center near the battery along with a dozen or more fuses for other main circuits. One of the circuit bars could be damaged under the fuse box

battery won't go dead until I have a chance to have it serviced. First, make sure the interior light switch has not been left on, either at the light itself (press to turn on, press to turn off) or at

...light to the battery post and the probe to the battery cable) if the test light lights up you have a draw on the battery and that is why the thing goes dead, if it lights up start pulling fuses till ...

...battery then with the test light touch one end to the positive battery cable and one to the positive post, is the light on? if yes is it bright? if yes Check your glove box and remove the glove box ...

...light, "Should be hot with key on but not turned forward all the way, you should have 2 wires a battery cable "Thick" and a thin solenoid wire that kicks the bendex out and starts.. you either have a ...

...battery. In otherwords test light to cable and the pointed end to the battery. If it lights up I start pulling fuses one at a time until the light goes out. When it does I try finding what else runs ...