No tailights but brake and turn signals work. Fuse and bulbs are good. Wiring problem?

Asked by Mf6 Oct 05, 2014 at 03:43 PM about the 2006 Chrysler 300

Question type: Maintenance & Repair

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dodgeguy98 answered 10 years ago

Check fuses for the running lights. And make sure your headlight are working also. And double check that there on all the way(if there not automatic). And maybe also could be your switch for your lights.

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GuruXX187 answered 6 years ago

Running lights head lights, signal lights, brake lights, work, no tail lights fuses r good

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GuruCNP85 answered 5 years ago

The front control module is the culprit. 200 dollar dealer part, I tried used has to be same motor same year specific, factory part comes in today,

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dickborino answered 2 years ago

Sounds good I will call dealer and get control module thank you

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