SnoMan

On Tue, 03 Apr 2007 13:32:05 GMT, djdave <djdave@fake.com> wrote:

>Could it be lighting up your parking/running lights? if so, you may
>have a rear brakelight bulb in wrong. or the wrong type bulb in the
>taillight,. A 1156 where a 1157 is needed will do this.


It could also be a bad ground because all kinds of strange things can
happen when a ground in panel area opens up.
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SnoMan

On Tue, 03 Apr 2007 13:32:05 GMT, djdave <djdave@fake.com> wrote:

>Could it be lighting up your parking/running lights? if so, you may
>have a rear brakelight bulb in wrong. or the wrong type bulb in the
>taillight,. A 1156 where a 1157 is needed will do this.


It could also be a bad ground because all kinds of strange things can
happen when a ground in panel area opens up.
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SnoMan

On Tue, 03 Apr 2007 13:32:05 GMT, djdave <djdave@fake.com> wrote:

>Could it be lighting up your parking/running lights? if so, you may
>have a rear brakelight bulb in wrong. or the wrong type bulb in the
>taillight,. A 1156 where a 1157 is needed will do this.


It could also be a bad ground because all kinds of strange things can
happen when a ground in panel area opens up.
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97tjMike

I had the same exact problem, but on my 97 TJ. The signals worked ok,
but the left signal would light up with the brake lights. A new turn
signal switch solved the problem.

97tjMike

I had the same exact problem, but on my 97 TJ. The signals worked ok,
but the left signal would light up with the brake lights. A new turn
signal switch solved the problem.

97tjMike

I had the same exact problem, but on my 97 TJ. The signals worked ok,
but the left signal would light up with the brake lights. A new turn
signal switch solved the problem.