YOUR RESEARCH996 Tail Light - Identify Bulb
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I can't seem to find any info on Identifying the tail light bulbs of my 1999 C2, There are 5 bulbs in the tail light, one of the bulbs (on both sides of the vehicle) never lights up... Can anyone tell me what this bulb does? It doesn't come on when I pull out the headlight switch and try to turn on the parking lights... It doesn't look burned out, Attached photo shows the location where the bulb goes...
I think it�s the rear fog light. Only lights up on the driver�s side
Rear fog light. Pull headlight switch out to second position.
It's the rear foglight.
Thanks for the reply, that is what I was thinking but it doesn't light up when I pull the headlight switch out... I must have an issue going on with the wiring...
Or the headlight switch itself.
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Did you pull it out to the second position? First position green light for front fog lights, second position yellow light below it for the rear.
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