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All rear lights went out, brake lights work

I own a 2004 Diamante VR-X. I noticed on Saturday, that all my rear lights went out (including the lic. plate light), but the brake lights still work. Everything was working fine on Wednesday.

Checked the fuses, everything is fine there. Any other suggestions?

  • mshunter243 Aug 18, 2008

    Thank you, I will check that out!



    This car is so hard for me to work on! This is the first non-american vehicle I have owned and it isn't even simple to change the lights in this car!



    The brakes are easy at least!

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Might be the multifunction switch on the steering column. Also called a combination switch.

  • Anonymous Aug 18, 2008

    my pleasure I sure hope it works. On these vehicles sometimes they have a LIGHT CONTROL MODULE that can be a problem too. If you call the parts dept at your dealer, they can let you know if it's a common problem

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