2007 Tail light fuse

[Goodman4]

I thought this would be an easy one, but I haven't found the right answer yet in any posts. I need to temporarily disable the taillights on my 07 and can't tell which fuse. I thought it would be the "signaling system fuse" by the headlight fuse, but that does not do it. That seems to affect the neutral light and some things on the dash. Without fuses 6 and 7 as labeled by the manual, the headlights don't come on (good) but the signals and taillights all work. It's almost like the fuse diagram is wrong, but not necessarily since I have not found a good definition for what "signaling system" is anyway. The only other fuse in the main block that seems like it could be, is the hazard fuse. But I thought it better to ask than to experiment more.

 

[GL4435]

You could disconnect the tail lights by unplugging them where they connect to the wiring harness ... the connector is visible when you change the air filter, just back from that area anyway ... pretty easy to follow the wires to the plastic connector. Then you would only be disabling the taillights.

 

[Goodman4]

Good idea. That's the way I'll handle it then. However, if anybody does know the answer, I'm still curious.

 

[mcatrophy]

Good idea. That's the way I'll handle it then. However, if anybody does know the answer, I'm still curious.

According to the wiring diagram I have, it's the hazard fuse.

 

[Goodman4]

According to the wiring diagram I have, it's the hazard fuse.

Great! Thanks! So is the smarter way to disable headlight and taillights for a track day to pull these fuses or disconnect the wiring harness? Is there any negative to running without the headlight and hazard fuses in for a day?