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If you have a trailer harness, inspect it carefully , possible shorting wires. Most installers use cheesy scotch-locks or butt connectors and don\'t properly insulate them . If ok, remove tail lite assemblies and unplug harnesses from modules , bulb/socket modules common for shorting out.
On your wireing pig tail do you have one wire going to your brake lites and one tail lites, Then the ground Make sure you have fourway bulbs in your trailer. Good luck to you.
wire the brake lite to your rear barke lites on the truck and the tail lites to the tail lite wire, they should be color coated, just match up colores, Just make sure you wire the left and rt. apart. good luck on it.
check the fuses and relays under the hood next to the battery. if they still dont work it might be in the wiring or if it has a tow package it might be in the trailer wiring
Check with http://www.etrailer.com/faq-wiring.aspx. They may have the fuse location. I know some are behind the passengers kick panel. Hope this helps. Mike
it sounds like it may be an electrical problem, you ae going to need to follow the wiring harnesses from the tail lites back to the fuse pannel as well as the dash lites if you don't find where it is shorting out. how ever the first place I would look is to see if you have a plug in for towing a trailer and if so I would start there. I would also check the pigtails where the lites plug in to see if they are all rite.
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