I am having a problem with the lights on my car. When I turn on the lights I have no tail lights or marker lights or cluster lights. I have brake lights, turn signals, headlights, and dash lights (ie high beam indicator, turn signals, etc.). I checked and I keep popping the fuse. So obviously it seems there is a ground somewhere. My question is has anybody else had this problem and found a common spot where this ground occurs or is it going to be a giant pain in the you know what?
I am hoping that maybe there was a defect in this model year. My history of finding faults or shorts in vehicles has not been an enjoyable memory.

 

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i have seen A bulb blow in a mannor that the filament shorts to ground inside the bulb its self.

i would check you bulbs befor buying anything else.

even pull the bulbs out and see if your still popping fuses.

if every bulb is removed and your still blowing fuses then its got to be the wiring or the switch.

removing and checking the bulbs will cost a lot less if your wrong.
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