Fuse for my reverse lights - 1998 Ford Expedition

Reverse fuse ???? For transmission reverse or reverse (back-up light's )

Possibly an internal failure of the reverse switch. The blown fuse is for both the reverse and the turn signal lights. The fix is replacement of the reverse switch.

check light bulbs are ok in reverse lights. Check wiring to reverse lights - see if they put a fuse at or near where they tapped power off reverse light.

hi. its usually on the lighting fuse but if your other lights are fine
then i would be looking at changing the reversing switch located
around. and near the gear leaver. good luck

Check your reverse switch on the transmission to make sure its hook up . You will have to probably replace it . If you have not tried that first . Use a light meter to check the reverse switch if you have power at the plug then its the switch if theres no power then check your fuse box for blowen fuss

It's not that simple anymore . The transmission range sensor switch is what they have now . This range sensor informes the PCM - engine computer what gear the vehicle is in. When you put the gear selector into reverse B+ voltage from the range sensor to the PCM tells the PCM reverse has been selected , the PCM then will energize the reverse lamp relay (located in the under hood fuse/relay box) there by turning on the reverse lamps . There are two fuse's in the under hood fuse/relay box . F27 10amp. & F35 10amp.

The fuse for the reversing light on a 2002-2010 (K12) Nissan Micra is in the fuse box located in the engine bay.

There is a long column of 15 fuses on the right-hand side of the fuse box. The reverse light fuse is the 6th fuse from the bottom of that column. It's a 10A red fuse.

Please note the following if you plan to look this up in the service manual:

1. The service manual calls this fuse box the "IPDM E/R", which stands for "Intelligent Power Distribution Module Engine Room".

2. The service manual refers to the reversing light as the "Back-Up Lamp". This is also abbreviated as "BACK/L".

3. The BACK/L fuse is fuse number 50 in the service manual.

Hope this helps!

yes there is a fuse, but i think more lights than just reverse lights would be out if the fuse was bad. there is a sensor in the tranny which tells the reverse lights to turn on, that sensor might be bad. or there could be a short in a wire which controls positive or ground for the reverse lights, follow the electrical current all the way from the light bulbs themselvs untill you find the problem.

There is a fuse for the reverse lights. If you find that the fuse is good, have the reverse light switch checked, it's usually on the side of the transmission.