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remove all bulbs and inspect their contacts as well as the contacts inside the sockets. if they are flattened or spread out, they might be combining both circuits (dim and bright) through the same fuse, and blowing it. I had this issue in 2007. new socket board and new bulbs, and it never happened again.
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remove all bulbs and inspect their contacts as well as the contacts inside the sockets. if they are flattened or spread out, they might be combining both circuits (dim and bright) through the same fuse, and blowing it. I had this issue in 2007. new socket board and new bulbs, and it never happened again.
your talkin about the ones in the trunk correct???
no pics of the socket, but that's what the bulb looked like
well mines were flat not as bad as that though, was yours the same system I'm complaining about? cause I see you had an 15A fuse, but the tail lamp is a 10A powered system. just makin sure?
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