Tag lights and rear running lights stopped working!
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Tag lights and rear running lights stopped working!
Anybody have advise? I'm without tag lights and running lights!
All this happen after I was trying to figure out why one tag light was out after I just bought new ones. I contacted company and they emailed me a way to troubleshoot the light bulb so I tried it that way. In the process of trying to fix the one bulb that was out, it did a quick flicker and now neither tag light no longer works. My rear turn signals still work. Just not the running lights!
HELP!!!!!
All this happen after I was trying to figure out why one tag light was out after I just bought new ones. I contacted company and they emailed me a way to troubleshoot the light bulb so I tried it that way. In the process of trying to fix the one bulb that was out, it did a quick flicker and now neither tag light no longer works. My rear turn signals still work. Just not the running lights!
HELP!!!!!
#5
When you say "you have checked all fuses" did you remove, visually inspect and check the resistance (should be 0) of fuse 52 (tag & rear running lights) and 53 (front running lights)?
The problem is either a fuse, relay or the IPDM.
Do the front running lights work?
The problem is either a fuse, relay or the IPDM.
Do the front running lights work?
#6
Did you use a meter to test/check the fuses or did you just visually look at them?
Have you looked into following the FSM?
http://www.nicoclub.com/FSM/G37/Sedan/2011/EXL.pdf
See page EXL-22
EXL-99
Use a multimeter for testing
Good Luck
Telcoman
Have you looked into following the FSM?
http://www.nicoclub.com/FSM/G37/Sedan/2011/EXL.pdf
See page EXL-22
EXL-99
Use a multimeter for testing
Good Luck
Telcoman
#7
I am thinking you checked the fuses by the steering wheel. Our cars have multiple locations for fuses.
Fuse 52 is located on the IPDM E/R (intelligent power distribution module ) right next to the battery, which is under a cover on the left side of the engine. By the way E/R = engine room.
You will need to remove the battery to get access to it. See the factory shop manual: PCS, page 33 for detailed instructions: http://www.nicoclub.com/FSM/G37/Sedan/2011/PCS.pdf
Fuse 52 is located on the IPDM E/R (intelligent power distribution module ) right next to the battery, which is under a cover on the left side of the engine. By the way E/R = engine room.
You will need to remove the battery to get access to it. See the factory shop manual: PCS, page 33 for detailed instructions: http://www.nicoclub.com/FSM/G37/Sedan/2011/PCS.pdf
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I am thinking you checked the fuses by the steering wheel. Our cars have multiple locations for fuses.
Fuse 52 is located on the IPDM E/R (intelligent power distribution module ) right next to the battery, which is under a cover on the left side of the engine. By the way E/R = engine room.
You will need to remove the battery to get access to it. See the factory shop manual: PCS, page 33 for detailed instructions: http://www.nicoclub.com/FSM/G37/Sedan/2011/PCS.pdf
Fuse 52 is located on the IPDM E/R (intelligent power distribution module ) right next to the battery, which is under a cover on the left side of the engine. By the way E/R = engine room.
You will need to remove the battery to get access to it. See the factory shop manual: PCS, page 33 for detailed instructions: http://www.nicoclub.com/FSM/G37/Sedan/2011/PCS.pdf
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Also make sure the bulb is positioned properly in the housing, if the bulb is not turned the correct way for the contacts it will make it seem like a shortage or the bulb is dead. I learned that when I was installing my LED license plate lights and reverse lights. I almost cussed out the company i bought from glad I checked again before picking up the phone lol
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