Dash Light red bulb
Ok I noticed this before I bought it thinking it's got a light out somewhere, I found that the rear lights on the trunk lid are not coming on, the bulbs look good but I did not check with a meter, if there is no voltage found where is my next place to look?
Also how do you turn on the Foglights? That was the only other thing I noticed as of this moment.
Also how do you turn on the Foglights? That was the only other thing I noticed as of this moment.
Originally Posted by Mark Hampton
Ok I noticed this before I bought it thinking it's got a light out somewhere, I found that the rear lights on the trunk lid are not coming on, the bulbs look good but I did not check with a meter, if there is no voltage found where is my next place to look?
Also how do you turn on the Foglights? That was the only other thing I noticed as of this moment.
Also how do you turn on the Foglights? That was the only other thing I noticed as of this moment.
It pulls and clicks in 2 positions but either one will work
It could be possible that both bulbs are gone in the license plate lights. If they are, I'd recommend you get replacements that have LED bulbs installed. Here's a link on eBay to a pair I bought: CLICK.
I also attached a copy of the pages in the Owners Manual that talks about the Light Outage Indicator. Any of several lights could be triggering this dash icon.
I also attached a copy of the pages in the Owners Manual that talks about the Light Outage Indicator. Any of several lights could be triggering this dash icon.
The license plate lights were out but it ended up that the third brake light half of it is out. So what bulbs go in there??
Last edited by Mark Hampton; Dec 8, 2022 at 09:26 PM.
If I remember from others, the 3rd brake light is a sealed unit & has to be sent out for repair. Don't remember where you send it, but I'm sure someone with 1st hand knowledge will chime.
FYI - If you want to replace the license plate lights & other auxiliary lights with LED bulbs, here's a link to the ones I ordered & installed: .
FYI - If you want to replace the license plate lights & other auxiliary lights with LED bulbs, here's a link to the ones I ordered & installed: .
Sounds like to me that it is a solder joint problem which if I can open the piece up I can take care of that myself. I've owned Shelby Dodges for years and had quite a bit experience with replacing switches in the traveler and resoldering relays on the headlight modules.
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People have opened up the center mounted brake lamp assembly but then again some have ruined/destroyed it as well. Good you want to see if you can DIY because it is expensive to send it out (IF you send it out, make SURE you pack it with a lot of packing & insure it because if destroyed by shipping, they are very expensive to replace). I know of one members post where shipping broke the assembly and it was not covered enough. Good luck either way! 
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Here's a link for the third brake light used. I'm not sure if the coupe and roadster use the same one check before buying
https://www.car-part.com/cgi-bin/sea...erPage=1&iKey=
https://www.car-part.com/cgi-bin/sea...erPage=1&iKey=
If I remember from others, the 3rd brake light is a sealed unit & has to be sent out for repair. Don't remember where you send it, but I'm sure someone with 1st hand knowledge will chime.
FYI - If you want to replace the license plate lights & other auxiliary lights with LED bulbs, here's a link to the ones I ordered & installed: CLICK.
FYI - If you want to replace the license plate lights & other auxiliary lights with LED bulbs, here's a link to the ones I ordered & installed: CLICK.
I have them, I just have to fit them.
They can also be used to replace the trunk light with no modifications. CLICK
They were originally found by JHM2K years ago.
Last edited by onehundred80; Dec 12, 2022 at 01:02 PM.
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