1997 Jeep Wrangler "replace backup bulb right rear" Questions

replace the bulb and fuse but it still doesn't work. Any suggestions? If it's a wiring issue, please be specific on where to look since I'm not very mechanical. Daniel, Should still be under warranty.

...backup light was OK. To troubleshoot, I replaced the 3 left side bulbs with the right side bulbs but the problem continues. Check the front lights. Usually if i flashes fast it indicate a bulb is out ...

...replace. I got them open and the lower bulb ok both right and left. I bought new taillights and replaced both right and left side. the upper brake and taillights work the lower brake and running ...

...repair the tail lamp issue I was having on my 1998 Chevy K1500. ... How to replace brake light bulb, taillight bulb, backup bulb. ... theproblem I guess if I find a ground problem by the spare,

...right rear blinker and backup light need to be replaced And I would like to do it myself. How do I replace them? lift hatch back thre nuts size 10mm undo spin outlet replace bulb and tighten good ...

...backup do work The most common culprit is a blown fuse. Your manual should be able to direct you to the location of the fuse box and applicable fuse. Replace fuses only with those of the same rating ...

right F & R turn signals won't blink - front lights up and bulbs good - brake/backup lights fine - no relay under dash, bought one still nothing, left side both work If the rear turn signal lights are

...backup lights and both sides work as expected. Also, the brake light that shines through the rear window works also. Any help you can provide would be very much appreciated. -Kevin Well, the first ...

...Replace it. There is a Junction Block - Rear Lamps ,it's on rear cross member . Look up between the bumper an cross member. Junction Block - Rear Lamps X1 Pin Wire Circuit Function A 0.8 YE 18 Left ...

...Replace it to Cure this Problem If only one light is not working, but the center mount and other side are working, not a fuse. I'd look for a bad bulb, or a bad socket, maybe corrosion or poor/broken ...