Why are the rear lights not working on my Subaru Outback?
If the front clearance lights come on when the headlight switch is turned to the first (parking lights) or second (headlights) position, then the fuse is fine — same fuse powers both the front clearance and rear tail lights.
How does the parking light work on a Subaru?
The OP said that all the lights work if the Parking light switch (the one on the steering column) is used to turn the clearance and tail lights on, rather than the headlight (stalk) switch. That suggests the wiring to the lights is good.
Where do the tail lights go on a Subaru?
“P” of the Switch goes to FB-3, which connects to the tail, clearance and license plate lights circuit. When the Switch is in the ON position, the exterior lights work, so that confirms all the wiring from “P” onwards through FB-3.
Why are the parking lights not coming on?
I cannot turn on my parking lights using the turn signal handle with, but the head lights do work, I can turn on parking lights using the switch on the steering column, could this be a problem with contacts in the lever? and should I replace the turn signal lever?
Why are the lights not working on my Subaru Outback?
If the interior lights do work when the headlight switch is used, that confirms that the tail and illumination relay and the headlight switch are working properly.
When do the parking lights come on in a Subaru?
Okay, 2002. When the ignition is “on” and the headlight switch is turned on (first or second position), both the external clearance and tail lights (“parking lights”) and the lights that illuminate the switches and controls on the dashboard and on the door, should light up.
I cannot turn on my parking lights using the turn signal handle with, but the head lights do work, I can turn on parking lights using the switch on the steering column, could this be a problem with contacts in the lever? and should I replace the turn signal lever?
Where are the fuses located on a Subaru Outback?
Fuse panel located in the passenger compartment Fuse Ampere rating [A] Circuit 1 15 Trailer hitch connector 2 20 Rear power window (left side) 3 20 Power window (driver’s side) 4 7,5 Navigation system, Front wiper deicer, M
Why are my tail lights not working but brake lights are working?
Burnt out light bulbs – The other reason your tail lights are not working but your headlights are maybe a blown bulb. When the filament inside the bulb breaks it cannot illuminate the gas enclosed within the glass cover. This burnt-out bulb does not affect the circuitry of the light system and it continues to function normally.
How can I tell if my tail lights have a fuse?
When you have located the fuse for the tail lights use a fuse tester to check the connection. If the tester lights up – your fuse is functioning fine. If it does not light up then, replace the fuse with another of the similar amperage and size. In many instances, you can see the break in the metal strip of the fuse.
If the front clearance lights come on when the headlight switch is turned to the first (parking lights) or second (headlights) position, then the fuse is fine — same fuse powers both the front clearance and rear tail lights.
How do you replace a tail light on a wagon?
When removing the tail light assembly (on the wagon), there are two plastic screws with plastic washers that hold the side cover over the combination lamp. Can you purchase replacements for these plastic screws? The last time I changed a bulb I noticed they were falling apart.
What happens when your tail lights are not working?
When the tail lights fail or do not function properly the car becomes a danger or hazard to self and others on the road. You may receive a ticket or citation from the traffic police. Blow fuse – The first thing the mechanics check is the fuse corresponding to the rear lights.
When do the tail lights and brake lights come on?
The taillights come on when your headlights are on or your parking brake is engaged. The brake lights turn on when you apply pressure on the brakes. In most automobiles, the taillights are red while the brake lights are a brighter, more luminous red. The rear lights are controlled by the same switch as the headlights.
Where is the fuse box on a Subaru Outback?
Subaru Outback (2001 – 2002) – fuse box diagram Posted on 10 September 201725 March 2020by admin Subaru Outback (2001 – 2002) – fuse box diagram Year of production: 2001, 2002 Fuse panel located behind the coin tray 2.5 liter models Subaru Outback – fuse box – behind the coin tray (2.5 liter models) Fuse Ampere rating [A] Circuit 1 15 Heater fan 2
Is there a power hatch on a Subaru Outback?
Power windows/locks are pretty solid these days, the motors and mechanisms have been engineered and tested extensively, to a pretty high number of cycles, before failure. The hatch mechanisms, not-so-much. I’d actually choose a “no power hatch” option, if there were such a thing, without hesitancy.
How to reset rear lift gate on Subaru Outback?
That should be “press and hold” – and it is the button on the outside of the rear gate. Holding it pressed down for more than 5 seconds (maybe 7? a good count of 10). thx all. Will try that next time, as I think I have a recurring problem here. Gonna be a once a month deal.
“P” of the Switch goes to FB-3, which connects to the tail, clearance and license plate lights circuit. When the Switch is in the ON position, the exterior lights work, so that confirms all the wiring from “P” onwards through FB-3.