If this happened right after turning the lights on, then I am going to suspect the issue is in the switch.
More than likely the switch is shorted and caused an issue with the lighting system. The way this works is the switch supplies power through the lighting system and gets ground through a common ground.
So, we need to start by checking the voltage coming out of the switch and find out what is there.
https://www.2carpros.com/articles/how-to-check-wiring
Once we know what is there, we need to move onto checking the voltage at the bulb.
Clearly if you have no voltage coming out of the switch then we need to replace the switch assuming the fuse is fine.
If the switch is ok then we need to try and find a wiring issue.
Please run through this and let me know what you find. Thanks
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Tuesday, January 18th, 2022 AT 6:03 PM