Falequin

I'm well versed with electronics. I tested other fuses and got 12V. I tested the SWC fuse and got nothing. With the battery disconnected, I also tested all the fuses for continuity and they're all fine.

Falequin

In this case what I mean is that according to the schematic, the lights that I'm having trouble with are connected to that SWC fuse, so the fuse is an electrical point that should have 12V. It doesn't so I'm definitely not getting a 12V signal to these lights. I just don't know why.

donbrew

The 2A SWC fuse gets power from the dimmer on/off switch.

greg8453

Trace it back and see where you are losing it.

Falequin

Yes probably get to the body control module and trace it from there

Falequin

So... I found the issue. I was testing continuity on the fuses, going by the list in the diagram of the fuse panel under the hood, and I found fuse 69 was bad, Parking Lamps. Replaced it and I got the lights back. I guess I just missed this fuse.

Oldblue

Thanks for your follow up!

donbrew

Did you fix whatever caused the fuse to blow?

Falequin

I think it was caused by me messing with that parking brake signal wire. Everything's been working fine since.