License plate lights do not work after replacing both of them

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Oct. 23, 2011 - location of fuse box for license plate light on a 1998 chevy cargo van - Cars & Trucks question.
1 answer · 3 votes: The license plate bulb is fed off the same fuse as the parking lights/tail lights.

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Do the park lamps work ? license plate lights get power from same fuse ! Check ground wire ! use a volt meter an do voltage drop test ! Voltage Drop Testing The fuse for the license plate lights is in the under hood fuse box -engine compartment ! fuse #12 RT PRK LAMP 10Amp .

Sorry to say the license plate lights get power from the same circuit the parking lights do. So if the parking lights work, the license plate lights should have power too.

There is a fuse for the lights. If it is just the license plate light that is not working then most likely you have a burnt out bulb. It is tied into the "parking" lights/tail lights circuit.

these generally are on the same circuit as the other lights. If the other lights work then your fuse is good. Replace the bulbs

You need to pull the cover of the bulb off, There may be a clip it may need help from a screwdriver. Replace the bulb and replace the cover

It works off the same circuit as the running lights. Odds are its a bad bulb. Lee

change the bulb in the tail light. And check your fuses for the license plate.

There should be little screws by the lights, unscrew them and the lights should fall out. If there are now screws by the lights, look under the license plate or behind the tailgate.