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mountie · 12-12-2011, 02:53 PM

On the '88 and up, so many years, there was a GM technical service bulletin to change out the tail light socket assy with the newer style plug-in. Funny.... my old style socket melted back in '91 and they replaced only the one side, making me buy 2 different styles bulbs. The melting happened if the brake light stayed on too long.

I may be wrong, but, the reverse back-up light switch actuator(wire/plug) is on the driver's side transmission and the reverse switch adjustment is on the column?

I need to put "a little English" on my shifter also, to turn on the back-up lights.

12-12-2011, 02:53 PM	#15
mountie Registered User Join Date: Jun 2011 Location: Bradenton, Fla. Posts: 1,100	Re: Reverse lights do not work? On the '88 and up, so many years, there was a GM technical service bulletin to change out the tail light socket assy with the newer style plug-in. Funny.... my old style socket melted back in '91 and they replaced only the one side, making me buy 2 different styles bulbs. The melting happened if the brake light stayed on too long. I may be wrong, but, the reverse back-up light switch actuator(wire/plug) is on the driver's side transmission and the reverse switch adjustment is on the column? I need to put "a little English" on my shifter also, to turn on the back-up lights.