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bemike · 12-22-2010, 04:37 PM

new to asking question hope i am in right forum, did not see newer camry forum.
i have 2010 camry se, i was checking out replacing taillight. while testing connector for the wire that is parking light versus brake light i touched ground and it shorted out parking lights. brake lights work. front and rear parking lights do not work. hazard lights work ok. does anyone know the fuse or what might have sparked. i have tested fuses under hood and that all seem fine. any help please.

njerald · 12-22-2010, 05:09 PM

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Originally Posted by bemike

new to asking question hope i am in right forum, did not see newer camry forum.
i have 2010 camry se, i was checking out replacing taillight. while testing connector for the wire that is parking light versus brake light i touched ground and it shorted out parking lights. brake lights work. front and rear parking lights do not work. hazard lights work ok. does anyone know the fuse or what might have sparked. i have tested fuses under hood and that all seem fine. any help please.

Read your Owners Manual and check the correct fuse under the dash, drtivers side.

bemike · 12-22-2010, 05:23 PM

the manual is not clear when looking for parking light function, i had to check all fuses. if i knew exact fuse that would be nice. they all seem ok by using ohm meter. did not know if there was something else like a relay.

Luna2 · 12-22-2010, 06:29 PM

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Originally Posted by bemike

the manual is not clear when looking for parking light function, i had to check all fuses. if i knew exact fuse that would be nice. they all seem ok by using ohm meter. did not know if there was something else like a relay.

Try looking for the fuse listed as "TAIL Lights".

bemike · 12-23-2010, 08:06 AM

the fuses are under hood, not under dash. anyone seen the the in cased fuses that are about 4" long, those look ok too. thanks

njerald · 12-23-2010, 11:08 AM

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Originally Posted by bemike

the fuses are under hood, not under dash. anyone seen the the in cased fuses that are about 4" long, those look ok too. thanks

This is like a chat with a 6 year old.

Fuse #1, 15 amp (under the dash).

Power to it? If not, then there is another problem upstream........

Fuse ok?

bemike · 12-27-2010, 04:45 PM

thanks nj, found fuse in dash had blown. replaced fuse working now. sorry about the confusion on 2 fuse panels.