Does your Durango have trailer wiring installed, and if so, was it factory installed or installed aftermarket? If installed aftermarket, there's a really good chance your wiring issues are due to incorrect connectors being used to tap in to the factory wiring which has allowed water and other elements to corrode the wiring, causing an intermittent connection.
SOURCE: 2001 dodge neon tail lights inop
looking at your schematics and , you say tail lights don't work , you didn't mention if front parking lights and license plate lights are working , they all come from the same source , a black /yellow wire , a good clue if front work and rear don't , please advise .if fronts work then you have a open circuit somewhere between junction S118 (near breakout for left headlamp) and rear sockets.
SOURCE: Need fuse schematic
if the fuse was blown the stop lights on both sides would be inop, also if the stop light circuit were dead u would be unable to get the trans out of park, use a 12 volt test light and test the brake light switch at the top of the brake pedal, u can buy a test light from Autozone, kragen and others for about $5 US. If the system has power cjheck the bulb socket it may be defective, use the 12 volt test light while someone pushes the brake pedal. let me know what u find and i will give u further assistance as ness.
SOURCE: DASH AND TAIL LIGHS DONT WORK
Check and see if you have trailer wiring on your truck. If so you do it may have a wire that is rubbed though the isulation and grounding on the body and shorting the circuit blowing the fuse. High resistance in a circuit is what blows fuses.
SOURCE: 2004 dodge durango left rear taillight won't light
Check for a bad socket assembly. Look for burnt retainers inside the socket.
SOURCE: Brake lights won't work in our 2001 Dodge Durango after changing
I assume you've checked the fuses and relays inside your car and the ones under your hood....
If you look above your brake pedal, you should see a switch connected to some wires. This is your brake light switch that controls your brake lights. It sounds like this may be faulty...If you find out that this switch is good.. then it could be your electronic flasher module, but not as likely
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