1986 Pontiac Fiero "fuse tail" Questions

tail light fuse is ok,back of fuse box ok, brake lights ok, flashers ok but tail lights parking marker and license plate lights don't work. generally when the fuse is ok and the bulb is ok the problem

fuse blowing i have a 1986 pontiac fiero gt, i have no tail and marker lights, everytime i turn on the park lights the fuse blows instantly. I agree. I would start by inspecting from the tail lights ...

...tail lights and license plate circuit. Replace fuse, turn on parking lamps- check if fuse blows without any lamps connected. If it does, check for short circuit to ground on the taillight/license ...

...So, possibly you need a new headlight switch. Or, if you have a voltmeter, you can do some testing of circuits to see where power is and where lost. Also check the fuse for tail lights and

...runs fine and all interior and exterior lighting works except brake lights. Already replaced the fuse. Haynes manual is useless for finding a single relay. Any help appreciated. Check the brake ...

...fuse for tail lights is blown! Most car and truck manufactureres link tail lights and dash lights on same fuse to alert driver that the tail lights arent working. Check Your fuse panel for a bad fuse ...

...fuse for the tail lights. turn the lights on , probe each of the fuse holder must be battery voltage on both side , voltage on one side only faulty fuse , no voltage, fault between switch and fuse ...

...TAIL fuse, the TAIL fuse blew and took out: park-tail, running lights and dash dim lights are all the same. it blew. most are marked tail even thought it runs side lamps and front parking lamps... ...

...tail light fuse? I can't find a reference to the tail light fuse in the owner's manual. My tail lights won't work but the brake lights do. Any suggestions? The fuse is no.8 (15amp) in the interior ...

...TAIL LIGHT FUSE. turn signals work and the brake lights work, I NEED A LITTLE GUIDENCE TO THE TAIL LIGHT FUSE. THANKS You should have a fuse panel under you dash inside. This is where the fuses are ...