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posted by  james_a_sousa on  Mon Oct 22 19:29 CST 2012
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Take a piece of wire and connect power directly to the fixture - either through its connector, or by cutting the wire going to it. Even new bulbs can be bad.

If the light goes not work, you have your mission.

If not - ask - What just happened before the problem? Did you bottom the car or run over something? Was something done to the car?

The rear hatch takes a beating compared to the rest of the wiring to it. This is where I would look.

Do the license plate lights work?
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