Help license plate light, pilot light, and clock light all not working
10-01-2017, 05:20 AM
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license plate light, pilot light, and clock light all not working
i took it to infiniti and they tried to charge me $200 just to do a diagnostics test 
im hoping someone on this forum might've had the same problem as i currently do and can help remedy the situation?
im hoping someone on this forum might've had the same problem as i currently do and can help remedy the situation?
10-01-2017, 06:35 PM
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I don't know anyone that works for free.
As others have mentioned did you check for a blown fuse?
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10-01-2017, 07:59 PM
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i took it in to infiniti and asked them to check for me but they could be lieing.. ill check it myself. out of the 3 fuse boxes which is the one i need to check for that corresponds with the interior and license plate lighting?
10-02-2017, 07:18 AM
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Possibly fuse #53 in the IPDM?
I find it amazing the OP fails to mention the year/model of his vehicle, whether any recent work was done on that vehicle, and with almost over one million vehicles involved in flooding over the past few years no mention of whether this is a vehicle that was ever involved in a flood.
Even if it is a blown 10 amp fuse, just replacing it and have it blow again because of a short in the wiring harness is going to require quite a bit of troubleshooting time as well as a possible replacement of the BCM?
If the OP does not possess the necessary troubleshooting skills, the ability to read electrical schematics, follow the FSM, and possess the necessary tools then spending the $200 the dealer is quoting may be his best option in my opinion.
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I find it amazing the OP fails to mention the year/model of his vehicle, whether any recent work was done on that vehicle, and with almost over one million vehicles involved in flooding over the past few years no mention of whether this is a vehicle that was ever involved in a flood.
Even if it is a blown 10 amp fuse, just replacing it and have it blow again because of a short in the wiring harness is going to require quite a bit of troubleshooting time as well as a possible replacement of the BCM?
If the OP does not possess the necessary troubleshooting skills, the ability to read electrical schematics, follow the FSM, and possess the necessary tools then spending the $200 the dealer is quoting may be his best option in my opinion.
Telcoman