[GloryStomper66]

Guys,
My taillight on passenger side is not burning. No the bulb is not blown. I've swapped several bulbs out and no luck. Fuze is not the answer because driver side works. Could it be the socket? Has anyone else had this problem? My nearest Chevy dealership is 45 miles away so I rarely am free during mechanic working hours to bring it over. I've been pulled over by the fuzz twice so I need to fix it asap

 

[Silverbullet2723]

Use a multi meter to or a test light and hit the brakes. Check the wires and the socket.

 

[GloryStomper66]

Thanks, I hate fooling with electrical aspects of....everything. I'llcheck it after work tomorrow.

 

[cart7881]

Guys,
My taillight on passenger side is not burning. No the bulb is not blown. I've swapped several bulbs out and no luck. Fuze is not the answer because driver side works. Could it be the socket? Has anyone else had this problem? My nearest Chevy dealership is 45 miles away so I rarely am free during mechanic working hours to bring it over. I've been pulled over by the fuzz twice so I need to fix it asap

There are, in fact, two fuses for the taillights (Park Lamps). Do you have the towing option?

 

[Iceman62]

Those light sockets are pretty stout and rarely fail...I'd tear out the light assy and inspect the wiring closely...look for cracks or breaks in the lines and connections. After metering the current, of course. Hope you find your electrical gremlin.

 

[bk2life]

lights are controled by the computer. have you tried your hazard switch? sometimes the switch causes problems.

check the tailight grounds.

if needed, as a last resort, run a jumper wire from the good tailight.

 

[bk2life]

love me some burnin lights!!