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passenger's tail light dead 200 1990

posted by  rstarkie on  Tue May 14 17:25 CST 2013
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The taillights on my son's 244 are in terrible shape. Moisture kills a lot of bulbs. Today he stopped by and once again I found bad bulbs.

The two taillight bulbs on the passenger's side fail to work with new bulbs. The brake light on that side works fine as does the turn signal. The driver's side work OK but there doesn't seem to be power in the connector to the taillight assembly on the passenger's side.

There is only one fuse for both the left and the right taillight, isn't that correct?

Hints on how to chase this please?

Thanks, Randy






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