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Pontiac Montana
Report: Rear Lights May Not Work Due to Rear Light Socket Plate Failure
Pontiac Montana Problem
Model Years Affected: 1999, 2000, 2001, 2002, 2003, 2004, 2005
Average Mileage: 110,500 mi (86,000 mi - 135,000 mi)
The rear light socket plate may fail causing a brake light or other rear light to stop working.
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Visitor, 2000 Pontiac Montana, 86,000 mi
Brake lights burned out repeated, almost as soon as they were installed, then stopped working altogether, some melting and corrrosion in sockets. All other rear lights fine. Replaced rear light circuit boards ( about $25 each) and new pigtail harnesses (about 50$). Problem solved, for now
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ii1111, 2001 Pontiac Montana, 135,000 miEnthusiast
brakes light failed, replaced with new bulbs, not working, noticed that wire pins in plate were a little flat and not making good contact, carefully bent wire contacts up a bit, it worked, old bulbs were fine, cost $0.00, tools: small screw driver or paper clip, time to fix: a few minutes
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