Rear right tail light problem

[Erlend.furholt]

Hello, my rear right tail light wont work, i've checked the bulb, the grounding, the fuse, soldering and even scratched away some corrode.

What do i have forgot to check? some relays or bad grounding?

Thanks for any help i can get

 

[nocfn]

Is it the same when you step on the brake, and the emergency flasher and or right turn indication? Or just like this only when the full lights are on?

 

[Erlend.furholt]

Is it the same when you step on the brake, and the emergency flasher and or right turn indication? Or just like this only when the full lights are on?

Its just like this when the full lights are on, all the other lights work except the ¨crusing¨ light. Might there be an bad wiring or soldering ?

 

[nocfn]

I think if you search here on the forum, you will find that the problem is the small wire to a bulb on the right side and you may need to solder some. Search for others' experience - it has been covered!

 

[Erlend.furholt]

I think if you search here on the forum, you will find that the problem is the small wire to a bulb on the right side and you may need to solder some. Search for others' experience - it has been covered!

Thanks! i'll search around here on the forum to look after other's experience.

 

[sheward]

You may want to start here Tail light bulb receptacle not working, any ideas? | Electrical, CAN and Wiring

 

[geraniumtr]

I had a similar issue with a right rear bulb on my 94 E320. It turned out to be a faulty lamp out module. I would start by pulling the module and re seating it. This remedied the issue for me albeit temporarily. The module sits behind the fuse box.
If no resolution you should check continuity of the wire from the tail light to the specific pin in the module. You’ll need to look at a wiring diagram to determine the pin number of the specific bulb that isn’t working. Using a multi meter and extra long leads you can verify continuity. If it checks out then the module is likely bad. Used ones are available on eBay.


Regards,

Peter