2014 tail lights

Asked by forger23 May 07, 2019 at 10:52 AM about the 2014 Ford F-150 FX4 SuperCrew 4WD

Question type: Maintenance & Repair

Tail lights not working, but have brake and hazards.
Looked in manual for fuses, but couldn't find them.  

3 Answers

330

Most likely blown fuse or bad ground I believe tail light fuse is in the interior fuse box which SHOULD be under driver side kick panel. Easiest way is to get a test light start your truck and start testing fuses with the test light until you find the blown one. Good luck

26,810

Note the two fuses and park lamp relay, in bcm. Hopefully the bcm is located under passenger side dash. You can see park lamp relay, that isn't serviceable. I agree with my friend, use a test light and check voltage at those fuses in diagram, headlamp switch on. This database I use isn't always correct, but, it's all I have, as far as wiring diagrams. good luck.

330

Okay passenger side haha wasn't sure but hopefully we've helped good luck friend

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