No tail lights!
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No tail lights!
I really hope someone can point me in the right direction on this. I suck at electrical problems. The story so far ....
The car is a 1993 SCoupe Turbo. My son bought this as a secondary vehicle for the winter.
Headlights work -buthe hasno tail lights, parking lights or dash lights. I'm suspecting that this all is on the same circuit. I have checked the fuse panel under the dash and didn't see a fuse designated for the tail lights or the cluster. I checkedthe fusible links under the hood and they're good. I checked the tail light bulbs and the filiments are in tact. I checked the ground for thislighting assembly and its good. I bought the only manual I've seen available on this vehicle -the Chilton Hyundai Coupes/Sedans 1986 - 93. It might as well be in latin because the book is vague at best. Does anyone have any suggestions or methods I could try to pinpoint the problem and fix it. He just moved out and needs the car to commute.
Thanks in advance.
The car is a 1993 SCoupe Turbo. My son bought this as a secondary vehicle for the winter.
Headlights work -buthe hasno tail lights, parking lights or dash lights. I'm suspecting that this all is on the same circuit. I have checked the fuse panel under the dash and didn't see a fuse designated for the tail lights or the cluster. I checkedthe fusible links under the hood and they're good. I checked the tail light bulbs and the filiments are in tact. I checked the ground for thislighting assembly and its good. I bought the only manual I've seen available on this vehicle -the Chilton Hyundai Coupes/Sedans 1986 - 93. It might as well be in latin because the book is vague at best. Does anyone have any suggestions or methods I could try to pinpoint the problem and fix it. He just moved out and needs the car to commute.
Thanks in advance.
#2
RE: No tail lights!
i'm not really familiar with the car but if all fuses and bulbs are good, use a test light and check at the sockets to see if you're getting power/voltage. that way you can back track, check behind the socket and remove the bulb to see if it's a voltage problem or faulty socket. it could also be a connector both harnesses plug into for the tail lights. just my 2 cents
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