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Brake/Parking/Dash lights not working
I am double posting this from the electrical section to get some visibility. Anyone got any ideas? please help. Thanks -Chris
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Re: Brake/Parking/Dash lights not working
On the headlight switch, power for the headlights themselves is fed from the 12 guage red wire, which is unfused right off the battery. Everything else is fed off the 16 guage orange wire which is protected by a 20 amp fuse. This fuse is in the fuse block and is fed via the "hot at all times" bus run straight from the battery.
Ans for the "PNL LTS" being dead: The cluster lights actually have 2 fuses, one at the main feed (orange wires)before the light switch, and one after (green from the light switch to the fuse panel, then grey after the fuse panel to the cluster plug). The cluster lights, marker/parking lights, dome light, and brake lights are all on this one circuit. The brake lights are fed off of the dome light harness plug near the fuse panel, just trace the orange wire back from the brake light switch to the dome light plug. It junction at this plug with another orange wire that goes to the fuse panel where ith connects to the orange wire that feeds the headlight switch. Somewhere, you've got an open in that orange wire. It could be where it connects to the fuse block. Does the dome light work? If it does, you should be able to get the brake lights to work, since they are fed by the dome light. You may want to look at this color coded diagram, it will help considerably. http://67-72chevytrucks.com/vboard/s...d.php?t=185665 Be sure to check for old and tired fuses, in fact, just replace all of them. You will save a lot of head scratching. |
Re: Brake/Parking/Dash lights not working
Awesome. This is exactly the info I was looking for. I spent a lot of time head scratching while looking at that diagram, and could not for the life of me figure out where these circuits all tied together.
You have given me a solid foundation for further troubleshooting. Thanks -Chris |
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