2000 Pontiac Montana "tail lights" Questions

Tail lights don"t work Tail lights don"t work This is a common problem see the final post by "yzer" for the solution: http://www.fixya.com/cars/t870653-brake_lights_quit_working or Google: ...

...tail lights early morning or evening The circuit board witch holds the tail light bulbs could be at fault,check the voltage to the tail lights when this happens,if there is none,replace the headlight ...

Tail lights acting insane? We had the same issue with our 2000 Pontiac Montana. Brake lights, turn signal lights, running lights, back-up lights and emergency flasher didn?t work at all or operated at

...tail lights. I checked the fuses and replaced them and all of them blew. Where do I start now? check the ground in the fuse link also take out the rear tail light lens and make sure you don't have a ...

...surprise at all! Common problem which has been discussed several times on this site. Basically.....tail light(s) plugs (Pig Tails) were sub-standard and cannot stand the heat of the bulbs. Pull out ...

...lights on either side in back won't work, fuse is fine Check the left rear tail light assembly. They are very common to get water into them and corrode, causing electrical problems in the internal ...

...lights and tail lights work fine. I have replace the rear tail light module and connector (a shop recomended I do this or they would for $300) and it is still the same. Is there a fusable link from ...

...tail lights are also causing us headaches. On the passenger right side they are lighting up like a christmas tree when we turn on the right turn signal and apply the break. If I use the right turn ...

...tail lights, new plugs, new bulbs. Just as I should have done from the start. Tap into the negative (ground) wire before plug and solder new wire to middle metal strip on tail light assembly. Haven't ...

...when the head lights are on my left tail light out of the 4 bulbs top to bottom lights normal dim dim out when brakes are applyed only when head lights are on check for bad ground wire ...