tail lights not working

Asked by Guru11SG6 Sep 12, 2019 at 02:52 PM about the 2010 Ford Fiesta

Question type: General

My tail lights are not working...brake, indicators and reverse lights are ok would
the light have a seperate fuse if so where is it?

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lincolnscott49 answered 5 years ago

fuse inside the fuse box, brake light actuator mounted above brake pedal or blown brake lights. The.fuse box is behind the glove box. Push in on the upper sides of the box to release it and lower it down then simply remove the glove box by lifting and pulling out .

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