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Passenger rear light

Honda HR-V 2016 EX L 167854 miles
Passenger rear light stopped working. It is a brand new light. Was working then just stopped
Black/blue from United States 2 years ago  
BL
5 reports 
ScareCrow from United States a year ago
Hi there, did you get this issue resolved? Thank you.
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Rear lights not working

Honda HR-V 2016 1.8 229947 miles
When I turn on my lights the rear lights are not functioning and my wipers also not working
Mr MaMaKz from Malaysia a month ago  
MR

Rear running lights not working. SolvedSolved

Honda HR-V 2020 EX, 1.8L 86651 miles
Exactly as the title says. When I switch the headlights on, the rear tail running lights will not turn on nor will the tag lights. My brake lights, reverse lights, and blinkers all come on when they are supposed to just my taillights and tag lights. Also, my tail lights are stock LED diodes clusters. I didn't have to change out bulbs for them. I've traced both sides all the way back from the lights themselves to the fuse panel. No knicks in the wires or shorts.
Rabbittron from United States a year ago  
RA
Rank 3
8 reports 
ScareCrow from United States a year ago
Hi there, did you ever get this issue resolved? Thank you.
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Rabbittron from United States 10 months ago
I did finally figure it out. On the driverside, under the ECU and beside the battery, there is a small, dark gray or black weatherproof box about the size of a deck of cards but 3or 4 times as thick with a rather large wiring harness connected to the bottom. It has around 8 to 10 relays inside. Upon inspection, over half of the relays were disconnected. I reconnected all of them, cranked the car, and everything came on as it was supposed to. I feel this relay box needs to be included on this website. It was a critical relay box that I have yet to find on any website.
ScareCrow from United States 10 months ago
Thanks Rabbittron, this is very helpful. I will check it out and agree that the relay box that you describe should be included on the website. Also, motor vehicle manufacturers should get their act together and do a better job describing what each individual fuse and relay protects. Descriptions are ambiguous and poorly described. Auto fuse and relays should all be labeled the same for each vehicle for their purpose and this should at least be a US standard if not international. Thanks again, ScareCrow.
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