Is there a fuse for the reverse lights and if so location

hi. its usually on the lighting fuse but if your other lights are fine
then i would be looking at changing the reversing switch located
around. and near the gear leaver. good luck

Hi You find this sensor top of the gearbox .

The fuse for the reversing light on a 2002-2010 (K12) Nissan Micra is in the fuse box located in the engine bay.

There is a long column of 15 fuses on the right-hand side of the fuse box. The reverse light fuse is the 6th fuse from the bottom of that column. It's a 10A red fuse.

Please note the following if you plan to look this up in the service manual:

1. The service manual calls this fuse box the "IPDM E/R", which stands for "Intelligent Power Distribution Module Engine Room".

2. The service manual refers to the reversing light as the "Back-Up Lamp". This is also abbreviated as "BACK/L".

3. The BACK/L fuse is fuse number 50 in the service manual.

Hope this helps!

Put the car into reverse turn on the power key get the volt meter and test the wires if you have voltage at the lights on the rear and trace the wires back to the gearbox you should be able to fix it this way.

More than likely you have blown some fuses.. the reverse light and brake light fuses are located in the under hood fuse/relay block is located near the battery in the engine compartment.Lift the cover for access to the fuse/relay block. You will see fuses to the top right of the fuse/relay block once you remove the cover. These are geneallay spare fuses stored in that location.You can remove fuses with a fuse extractor. The fuse extractor is located in the fuse/relay block itself ...and looks like a pair of cheap plastic tweezers (lol). Ok if you look at the lid of the fuse compartment it shows the location of the fuses... you need to look the location marked STOP LP, CHMSL, VEH STOP, and TRL B/U. Those 4 control the lights in question. I would pretty much guarantee that at least 2 of them are blown. If you replace them and they blow again... that means you have an "short" or overload problem... just contact me again and I will tell you how to fix that. I hope that helps you. Good Luck

If the bulb and the fuse are good, (the fuse will affect other circuits as well, not only the reverse lights), your next stop is the reverse light switch. It is located on the gearbox and is a switch with two wires coming from it. Remove the wires and touch them together and see if the reverse light comes on with the ignition on. If they do, you need to replace the switch.

The back up lights is fuse S14, starting with 1 on the left of the fuseblock.
License light is on fuse S3.
Both are supposed to be 10 amp.

hello, the back up lights are usually on the same fuse as the tail lights so if they are working it's not a fuse, if the tail lights are not working replace the tail fuse. Otherwise the problem is most the backup light switch, on the manual transmission it's a separate switch located on the transmission on an automatic it is incorporated into the neutral start switch also located on the transmission but on the shaft where the shift selector attaches.

Yes there is a reverse light back up switch located on the side of the transmission it will be the only 2 wires going to the tranny. There might be a short in the switch itself or the power wire to switch might have a bare spot where it might be grounding out on the vehicle somewhere.

There is no fuse for the reverse light alone. Are the bulbs ok? If yes then you must check for power at the reverse light switch on the transmission. make sure when reverse is engaged you have power in and out of the switch. If your car is auto then probably your inhibitor swicth is faulty.
Cheers.