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    Tailight doesn't work!

    So I bought my accord a few months ago. One of the brake lights, I believe the right side does not work. My Dad and I have tried checking the connections, what else can I do?
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    Originally posted by honda_chik View Post
    So I bought my accord a few months ago. One of the brake lights, I believe the right side does not work. My Dad and I have tried checking the connections, what else can I do?
    have you checked the lightbulbs, fuses, check for power with a continuity tester..

    Rush

    Originally posted by Darkcloud
    Bought 3 things, 1 that goes boom,1 that shades and 1 to go fasrer
    Originally posted by bmxicansd
    so you got a boombox, sunglasses and rosettta stone?

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      #3
      I have not checked the fuse yet. I am waiting for my mom to get home so I can go check, just getting some ideas from people who know more about Hondas. Thanks!

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        #4
        Originally posted by honda_chik View Post
        So I bought my accord a few months ago. One of the brake lights, I believe the right side does not work. My Dad and I have tried checking the connections, what else can I do?
        is there a bulb in it? that usually helps


        They rise their wooden pints and they yoik and sing
        And they fight and dance 'till the morning

        Dont forget my MRT for my 1992 Honda Accord LX

        Originally posted by deevergote
        Everything in Japan is made with carbon fiber and used panties.

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          Originally posted by honda_chik View Post
          I have not checked the fuse yet. I am waiting for my mom to get home so I can go check, just getting some ideas from people who know more about Hondas. Thanks!
          no problem..check the fuse panel by the drivers feet and under the hood..there might be a blown fuse somewhere..

          Rush

          Originally posted by Darkcloud
          Bought 3 things, 1 that goes boom,1 that shades and 1 to go fasrer
          Originally posted by bmxicansd
          so you got a boombox, sunglasses and rosettta stone?

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            #6
            a good way to fix problems like this is be systematic first check the obvious like fuses and bulbs if thats not the case work your way back make the connection is solid and there is no corrosion, make sure the wires arent smoked and that kinda stuff


            They rise their wooden pints and they yoik and sing
            And they fight and dance 'till the morning

            Dont forget my MRT for my 1992 Honda Accord LX

            Originally posted by deevergote
            Everything in Japan is made with carbon fiber and used panties.

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              #7
              check your running lights module located left of the driver underneath the coin tray; they are the usual culprit as their soldering tends to crash after 20 yrs. I have an extra one laying around somewhere here.
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                Originally posted by lokuputha View Post
                check your running lights module located left of the driver underneath the coin tray; they are the usual culprit as their soldering tends to crash after 20 yrs. I have an extra one laying around somewhere here.
                sry to jack your thread, but how do you get to the running lights module?

                92' Ex - Needs work, but hey! It runs safely
                91' Lx -Car vs IDIOT.. R.I.P.
                RIP 92' Lx... Car vs Concrete.. Car lost.

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                  #9
                  did you check the horn fuse?

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                    #10
                    Try checking the little brown box thats attached to the lights youll see it, its pluged in on the bottom left side on the righ taillight. If that makes sense

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