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Right reverse light not working

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YOUR RESEARCHRight reverse light not working

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Replace taillight wiring harness

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It was under CPO so I took it in and they replaced the taillight wiring harness.

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Leading evidence: 'Replace taillight wiring harness' (no explicit attributable resolution; this is a reported action or suggestion). Across 1 matching discussions, The most frequently discussed action is 'Replace taillight wiring harness' (1 discussions). For that action, 0 discussions report a resolution and 0 report an unsuccessful attempt. No action has an explicit, attributable resolution report under the current rules. These are forum reports and suggestions, not a confirmed diagnosis.

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Reseal boot

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That's what I was worried about resealing the boot.

Right reverse light not working

Test two spots, the socket and the plug connection

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I would test two spots, the socket and the plug connection.

Right reverse light not working
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Replace taillight wiring harness

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It was under CPO so I took it in and they replaced the taillight wiring harness.

Right reverse light not working

Reseal boot

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That's what I was worried about resealing the boot.

Right reverse light not working

Test two spots, the socket and the plug connection

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I would test two spots, the socket and the plug connection.

Right reverse light not working
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POST 1 / ORIGINAL POSTEROriginal post

I posted this on a different forum but never really got an answer. The right reverse light is not working. I switched bulbs right to left and still the same problem. So I know it is not the bulb. I pulled the tail light out again. This time I pulled out all the metal tabs to make sure that they were making contact, notta. When I pushed on the back part (black rubber) of the light assemble the light turned on. When I released the black it turned off again. Is there a way that I can pull off the black part or do I just order a new assembly and splice it? Do I just pull off the black rubber and try to seal it again? Here is the picture of the assemble. I know it is not the best picture. download.jpg

POST 2Original post

Is the right reverse light on a different fuse than the left? Often they are.

POST 3Original post

Can you test with a meter and determine if the contacts are providing current? I would test two spots, the socket and the plug connection.

POST 4Original post

I had the exact same problem. The light would come on if I pressed on the back of the boot. It was under CPO so I took it in and they replaced the taillight wiring harness. They showed me what had happened and a solder joint had broken under the rubber boot. They had just pulled the boot back to show me. You could easily repair it by resoldering and then putting the boot back in place. Maybe seal it with liquid electrical tape. A new wiring harness is about $150 if I remember correctly.

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liquid electrical tape.. Hmm sounds good. That's what I was worried about resealing the boot. Thanks

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