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Re: 2004 pontiac grand am parking lights dont work fuse...
There has to be a short in parking lights, check all wires to parking lights, maybe a hot wire is touching metal. because if fuse keeps blowing, that is the sign of a short! HOPE THIS HELPS!
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You need a good auto-electrician. Something in the shifter is causing that fuse to blow. It must have some shared power. Your doors work fine. Take the control apart and check for chafing, and check all the way down to the transmission.
Remove the fuses to the circuits that blow. Then one at a time, install a fuse, turn any component on and see if it blows the fuse. Have you had an accident recently ? If so, maybe a wiring harness has been damaged and causing your problem.
check the parking light fuse or taillight fuse to make sure it has not blown. replace it if it has blown and see if the lights work or if the fuse blows again. if it blows when you turn the lights on then you have a short circuit that needs repaired. if the fuses are good ,then most likely the headlight switch is bad not allowing the taillights or dash lights to work.
You'll have to check all of the bulbs and sockets for the park lights.concentrate on the ones that are exposed to the elements first as these are more likely to corrode and blow a fuse.also if u can put a circuit breaker in place of the fuse it will help u find the short.
THIS WOULD HAVE NOTHING TO DO WITH THE DASH LIGHTS... WHEN YOU TURNN ON YOUR PARKING LIGHTS YOU SEND POWER STRIEGHT FROM HEADLIGHT SWITCH TO THE DASH...NEED TO RECHECK PARK LIGHT FUSE...IF GOOD THE BAD HEAD LIGHT SWITCH SOUNDS MOST LIKELY
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