2007 Toyota Yaris "fix tail light wiring back" Questions

...tail light housing breaks it causes an intermittent connection  (dim lights, out lights, etc.). A careful inspection of the wires, connectors, and ground wires may turn up the cause of the ...

...tail lights! Help! try http://www.etrailer.com/faq-wiring.aspx. They have very good concise information that might help. Take it back and have them check the wiring. It sounds like the converter is ...

...fix my license plate lights but I do not find a blown fuse in the fuse box. Any ideas? I did replace the 2 license plate lights but nothing. HELP! Sounds like you may have a wiring issue. I would cut ...

...to go. The brake lights will naturally come out the turn signal wires. yes the converter fixed my problem on the tail light wiring. its beacause the stop lights and blinkers are 2 differrent

...headlight and tail light doesn't work but all other lights work even turn signals, wipers & flashers. just no left headlight or left tail light. Go back and check for a bent pin or a wire backed

...fix. Replacing the tail light is a temporary fix. Adding a second ground connection is a permanent fix. In the ground trace on the back of that tail light, you will find a tab for a spade fitting. ...

...tail light will stop working, in fact after some time the stop lights stopped working too, the problem was inside the socket, the ground wire was not making contact, I pulled the metal socket and ...

...tail lights and reverse lights. If that doesn't fix it you could check the bulbs themselves and see if they are burnt out or if 1 of the wires has shorted out near the tail lights. If those are not ...

...tail/stop light bulbs are new. The remote keyless entry flashes the lights when the car is locked or unlocked. ALL tail lights work, thus I do not believe I have a wiring issue, fuse or bad bulbs ...

...tail light dosen't. How can we fix this?? Check the fuses as well as the wiring near the tail light. If all seems good, get a cheap multimeter and check the voltage in the wires that go to the tail ...