Help no rear running lights

[Brocks GN]

litlv6 I have not removed the back seats for a few years. The only time I have removed the door sill within at least 2 years was to look for the short. I will post up my findings hopefully I will knock this out this weekend

 

[LITLV6]

litlv6 I have not removed the back seats for a few years. The only time I have removed the door sill within at least 2 years was to look for the short. I will post up my findings hopefully I will knock this out this weekend

any luck? let us know the details....... it's hard sometimes to help with just readin some posts. everyone posts good ideas, hopefully one works

 

[Brocks GN]

I am still looking for this gremlin. I am slowly narrowing it down. I will post my findings

 

[Brocks GN]

I finally found it!!! I took the driver's seat out so I could get nice and comfy under the dash. Found where the brown wire leaves the fuse block. I have an aftermarket alarm, whoever installed it cut the wire and solder another wire to it. I tested for voltage before and after the solder and bingo no voltage after the solder. Replaced the crappy solder job and I got lights! Finally. Thanks to everyone who helped me out and gave me leads.

 

[salvageV6]

You need to work faster.

Good job fixing it.

 

[Brocks GN]

Ha. As one of my mechanical engineering teachers said. Electrical problems are hard to locate and easy to fix, mechanical problems are easy to locate and hard to fix.