no rear braake lights
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sacramento_ford
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no rear braake lights
fuses under dash good, bulbs good, new switch under brake petal replaced. i just dont know, anything to do with new ignition switch i just replaced or disconnected turn signal unit?
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bluef250
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Re: no rear braake lights
Check ground on the brake lights. Pull light assembly and clean up all the connections.
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Nitekruizer
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Re: no rear braake lights
Is the pedal pushing the switch in far enough?sacramento_ford wrote: new switch under brake petal replaced.
Could also be a defective switch. Maybe try unplugging the switch and checking it with an ohmmeter while pushing the switch manually.
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flyboy2610
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Re: no rear braake lights
It could be the turn signal switch. On these trucks, the turn signals are actually your brake lights flashing on and off.
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