1996 Plymouth Voyager Running Lights

GLENN DAVIS

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1996 PLYMOUTH VOYAGER

Electrical problem
1996 Plymouth Voyager 6 cyl Two Wheel Drive Automatic

I plugged in my boat trailer and now I have no running lights on the left side of vehicle. I have turn signals and brake lights and head lights but no running lights on left side. I have swapped relay and checked fuses but I still can't find where the problem is?

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CARADIODOC

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Check if the license lamp works. If not, check the 15 amp fuse # 6 in the junction block under the dash.

Do you have the trailer wiring adapter harness installed? Most trailers have the normal brake / signal function combined in a single filament, but they are on separate circuits / separate bulbs on your van. You must have that adapter harness installed to combine the functions for your trailer without combining them in the van.

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Monday, January 11th, 2010 AT 4:12 AM

GLENN DAVIS

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[quote="caradiodoc"]Check if the license lamp works. If not, check the 15 amp fuse # 6 in the junction block under the dash.

Do you have the trailer wiring adapter harness installed? Most trailers have the normal brake / signal function combined in a single filament, but they are on separate circuits / separate bulbs on your van. You must have that adapter harness installed to combine the functions for your trailer without combining them in the van.

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Tuesday, January 12th, 2010 AT 8:38 AM

GLENN DAVIS

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The fuse bus is under the hood and I have checked all fuses and swapped the relays, I moved the left rear lens to the right side and it works fine. It looks like the running lights should be on 1 curicut? I wonder if there is an inline fuse link?

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Tuesday, January 12th, 2010 AT 8:44 AM

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