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Anonymous Posted on Oct 09, 2009

I have no brake lights or blinkers on the rear of my 1989 Jeep Wrangler. I had one left blinker in the rear but not now. Both blinkers work fine on the front. I tried grounding the rear lights straignt to the battery with a long wire and nothing happens. I replaced the turn signal switch and nothing happened. I got a test light and get no power at light. I followed it to the connector near the fuse box and still cant get power. All my fuses are good. What can I try next????

  • Anonymous Oct 10, 2009

    All grounds look good that I can find. Blinkers work coming into firewall. They meet up just before the plug that goes to the connector where wires go to back of vehicle. I have no power at connector. Wherever they go between the two Im losing power. I replaced the turn signal switch and that didnt work either. I still have no brake lights or blinkers on rear of vehicle. What else can I try? Its got to be behind the dash somewhere.

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Did you you check all your power ground sources from the switch to the light seem like you power source is not properly ground

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