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I assume you mean you have no back lighting on you instrument panel?

What year truck?

Usually it means you have no tail lights, its a safety thing, they put them on the same circuit. Usually happens when you pop a fuse, most often from a short in the wiring(wired wrong or pinched/corroded wire).
 

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are they still out after the trailer is unplugged?

are you able to identify fuses(what fuse protects what circuit)?

do you have power at the proper fuse(test light at fuse lit both sides)?



....do you have marker/parking lights working in the back?
 

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Yes, they are still out after I unpluged the trailer lights. I've the checked the fuses and they are still good. The signals work and the brake light when you press on brake. But the running lights do not work and the dash boards do not either.
 

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then you definitely have a brake in the circuit(maybe a fuseable link?). Most common is the fuse....

unless you have a main fuse under the hood, but you'd probably have more not working than just the tail/dash lights.

Unless you feel comfortable chasing wiring diagrams your probably going to have to take it to a shop.

pm me if you are interested in a diagram
 
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