rear brake lights not working


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munchmcg

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my rear brake lights are not working at all, does anybody have any idea why i could be bulbs but i doubt it if the two are not workin? can anybody help????
 
You must have blew a fuse, was you doing something electrical related?
 
no i checked all my fuses they are fine, i put a multi meter across it and was gettin nothing so i dono whats wrong probably electrical related any ideas?
 
Check the light bulbs to begin with. Sometimes a short circuit might take out the entire line that leads to your tailights. is the spring on the brake pedal in place?
 
For it to be a fuse you would have to blow two. The Lights are wired together so if a fuse blows the rear right and front left would go. This is for safety reasons so you don't leave one side of your car unlit. It should just be the bulbs
 
Marcus Butlerus said:
For it to be a fuse you would have to blow two. The Lights are wired together so if a fuse blows the rear right and front left would go. This is for safety reasons so you don't leave one side of your car unlit. It should just be the bulbs
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If its not the fuse u or nothing else look at your brake pedal there should be a plug on top on the skeleton of your break make sure that clip is in securedly and make sure that wires are intact on that clip and not loose. Thats if its not your fuses. Just double check i say.
 
Marcus Butlerus said:
For it to be a fuse you would have to blow two. The Lights are wired together so if a fuse blows the rear right and front left would go. This is for safety reasons so you don't leave one side of your car unlit. It should just be the bulbs
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I blew my 'STOP' fuse when rewiring my 3rd brake light, and all my brake lights went.......front lights worked fine, tail lights worked fine, reverse, indicators etc etc, just the brakes! And it was only one fuse in the engine bay fuse box labelled STOP......

So I don't understand when you say he would have to blow 2 fuses? :nono:
 
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