fuses 56 ford customline

56yblock, you are going to have to do some troubleshooting. As said above, you need to check the taillight terminal on the switch. You would best remove the switch from the dash to do this. If you need instructions to remove, ask. If power is at the switch, follow the wires and connections to the tail lights until there is no power.

Or start at the tail light and work toward the front of the car until you find power.
 
Do as Gene suggests:
Start at the tail light and work toward the front of the car until you find power.
I don't think your switch is the problem.
Jim
 
look at my headlight switch the connects are correct i've cleaned ,but the taillights don't works
 

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Looking and cleaning is good, but you need to test everything electrically like the previous posts have been explaining.

Sal
 
i've found my problem the headlight switch is good
but the black wire is bad
there's a cut somewhere or there's a fuse on wiring that i didn't found
i've remake the wire from the switch to te taillights, now it works good
 
There is an inline fuse that leads to the turn signal flasher that can really screw you up with tail light/stop lights. Go to www.classiccarwiring.com and get their laminated 11x17" laminated diagram which includes all wiring, colors, connections, etc. it will make every problem a lot easier to trouble shoot.
 
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