Side marker bulb error... with new bulb
#1
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Side marker bulb error... with new bulb
So... I validated the bulb was good by switching them but my front right will not light up and it throwing the error... any ideas?
Worse yet, they are smoked so bulbs only there to avoid errors... ugh
Worse yet, they are smoked so bulbs only there to avoid errors... ugh
Last edited by Dogtag114; 11-26-2017 at 12:26 PM.
#2
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Bump... crickets... anyone?
#3
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So your saying its a regular filament bulb, u swapped the bulb with a known working bulb and your still getting the error on the same side?
Try the basics. Check the socket to ensure the wires are connected and didn't break loose from the inside. With the lights on, stick a multi meter in there to see if your getting power. Wouldn't be a fuse since more bulbs would be off. Maybe a glitch in the ecu so try disconnecting the battery?
Try that if you haven't done so yet and report back
Try the basics. Check the socket to ensure the wires are connected and didn't break loose from the inside. With the lights on, stick a multi meter in there to see if your getting power. Wouldn't be a fuse since more bulbs would be off. Maybe a glitch in the ecu so try disconnecting the battery?
Try that if you haven't done so yet and report back
#5
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Thanks both... was suspecting the socket.
as for testing with a multimeter... i assume I ah ave to cut the wires to prove it’s a bad socket?
as for testing with a multimeter... i assume I ah ave to cut the wires to prove it’s a bad socket?
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Not necessarily. I like to test with this tool. One end clips on to the factory ground, the other side touches a live source and the piece lights up.
https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B0...?ie=UTF8&psc=1
https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B0...?ie=UTF8&psc=1
I too suspect a bad socket.
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#8
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Ended up being a frayed wire in a crevice... easy fix.