Why are the lights on my Honda trailer not working?
The lights are controlled by the body computer, not a relay. Borrow a voltmeter (not a “test lamp”) and verify that the bulb sockets aren’t getting voltage. I have a module behind the left rear tail light that converts the separate signal lights & stop lights of the RL to combined signal lights of a trailer. Perhaps this module is faulty:act010:
Where are the tail lights on a Honda?
The CURT style you loose trailer lights and truck tails. There is a 15 amp fuse under the hood labeled small lights, for some reason this controls the rear running/tail lights as well as the lighting for the radio/HVAC area.
What to do if your tail lights don’t work?
Also would it be possible to run a wire from the headlight control switch back to the tail lights so they work off the same wire as the headlights? or can this cause damage? There is a 15 amp fuse under the hood labeled small lights, for some reason this controls the rear running/tail lights as well as the lighting for the radio/HVAC area.
Why are the tail lights on my Curt truck not working?
The CURT style you loose trailer lights and truck tails. There is a 15 amp fuse under the hood labeled small lights, for some reason this controls the rear running/tail lights as well as the lighting for the radio/HVAC area. I found this out when I blew the fuse bringing the camper back from the lake.
The lights are controlled by the body computer, not a relay. Borrow a voltmeter (not a “test lamp”) and verify that the bulb sockets aren’t getting voltage. I have a module behind the left rear tail light that converts the separate signal lights & stop lights of the RL to combined signal lights of a trailer. Perhaps this module is faulty:act010:
The CURT style you loose trailer lights and truck tails. There is a 15 amp fuse under the hood labeled small lights, for some reason this controls the rear running/tail lights as well as the lighting for the radio/HVAC area.
Why do the tail lights don’t work?
A short on the camper would blow the fuse. Headlights work, turn signals, etc. Check out this fuse and see if it fixes the problem. thanks for the reply but it it definitely not a fuse. I think it must be a relay or something of that sort. any idea where the relay that controls the tail lights is located?