1998 Dodge Dakota "backup light switch" Questions

backup light switch at the transmission. I am not getting any voltage to the backup light sockets when the trans is in reverse. Dont know where to go from here I may try to ring out the wires tomorrow

backup light switch usually screwed into the side of the tranny on the driver side. Should have a one wire connection. Don't get it mixed up with the speed sensor, which I think is further back toward

...backup lights work fine but brake lights wont work any suggestions. If the bulbs are good I would suspect the Brake light switch. Brake Light Switch: Testing and Inspection The brake lamp switch can ...

back up lights dont work fuses are good Most likely the backup light switch is bad, its located on the transmission, close to where the shifter attaches. good luck dont forget to rate.

backup lights do not work sounds like the reverse light switch is defective. it is located on the transmission

...backup lights. I don't know if that would have anything to do with the check engine light problem which is my problem . No it wont. The wiring from the OBD port, to the ECM, is just remote wiring. ...

...backup lights. cabin lights. None of these are controlled by the light switch which seems to be the problem. You may need a voltmeter to track this down. A long shot is to check the fusible links ...

...Backup light switch. I didn't find a location for the backup light switch, But found the following on Autozone.com: Backup Light Switch Operation: An open switch that prevents voltage from being ...

...lights working but not backup lights and i even switched out the backup bulbs with the existing bulbs that were working. That is your problem, the backup switch, it is on the side of the

...backup light switch. The neutral safety switch which also powers the backup lights is a black switch mounted on a metal plate, so I would guess it is mounted to the shifter or the transmission.  ...