Lamp Out.....!!!!!!!
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11-07-2006, 05:41 AM
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ORIGINAL: Hemitough
I still cant figure out why my lamp out is on no lights are out. i bought some hid lights off ebay and put those in could it be those???
I still cant figure out why my lamp out is on no lights are out. i bought some hid lights off ebay and put those in could it be those???
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11-07-2006, 10:44 AM
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I see this post alot inside your taillight you have that small marker light bulb it is in the upper corner. It seems everybody forgets that bad boy. Anyway I had the same problem until I changed that bad boy and never again did it ding. Also check your connections Have you changed your bulbs before, did you change your taillights? Sometimes when you pull the connectors apart you loosen up the pin inside the connector(remember don't pull by the wires pull by the connector)and that may also cause you to get a bulb out flash. I know this sounds like alot but it really isnt. Good luck and let us know.
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11-09-2006, 02:56 PM
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11-30-2006, 03:13 AM
RE: Lamp Out.....!!!!!!!
I tried this and the code came up as 64 53, then changed to 00 00 after a few seconds. My driver rear brake light doesn't work. The bulbs are good. The lamp out indicator comes on. Anyone know what that code means? 02 Ram 1500 4.7 Quad.
ORIGINAL: stump_breaker
hold your trip/odometer button in and turn the key to the "on" position then let go. See what that says.
EDIT: Forgot to add the signal works with a voltage change not and actual voltage loss. You could have a bulb going out and it's already hitting on it. Look for an increased or decreased brightness in your bulbs.
hold your trip/odometer button in and turn the key to the "on" position then let go. See what that says.
EDIT: Forgot to add the signal works with a voltage change not and actual voltage loss. You could have a bulb going out and it's already hitting on it. Look for an increased or decreased brightness in your bulbs.
