Well I've had an ongoing issue with this truck (91 Silverado) that no one has been able to solve. I have no driver side rear brake light (and now blinker). I have a driving light, and had a blinker, then the blinker started doing weird things like it would blink once then miss 3, or just miss random amounts then blink. One day I had no blinkers even on my passenger side. That was during summer, now that winter has rolled around I have noticed sluggish starting and a few other things. Usually the first time I hit my pass side blinker it flat out cuts all my lights (inside and out) for about 1 second. After that my blinkers don't cut my lights, but I can watch all my interior lights and headlights dim each time they blink. Also when I turn on my headlights, it will usually cut power to the radio for a second as well. But now that it's getting real cold, it's becoming and issue as I need to actually bring my battery in at night or it won't have enough power to start the next day, it turns over a few sluggish turns and gives up.
I'm thinking it's a ground, but where to even start is beyond me. The tailights are new, new bulbs, new boards, and I have attached a new ground to the frame in the back. So looking for ideas here, or where to check grounds.
I'm thinking it's a ground, but where to even start is beyond me. The tailights are new, new bulbs, new boards, and I have attached a new ground to the frame in the back. So looking for ideas here, or where to check grounds.
