2002 tahoe - 2 brake lights dont work. Cargo light does. Changed the brake light switch. Still no power to lower 2 brake lights. Bulbs and fuses are good.

Asked by pquinley Jun 16, 2012 at 06:35 PM about the 2002 Chevrolet Tahoe

Question type: Maintenance & Repair

5 Answers

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It could be a grounding issue. I would also check for a box not far from the tail lights that all the wires go into that may have some breaks in the wires. I have had to change out the box before because of loss of lights.

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there is a circuit board with 2 or 3 plugs under the driverside in the rear of the vehical. plugs get corroded or the board just burn out. you may want to check there..

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Where is rear fuse box located on 02,tahoe

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What could be wrong with my brake lights end the back lights in the left turn signal not to work on my 2002 Chevy Tahoe

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So all these threads and no fn answer?why even have a quedtion or have a thread posted if it just lists every problem u have without an answer?

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