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| Nathanhrv |
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Hey guys, a mate just told me his 3 rear brake lights all went out, im guessing this is a blown fuse but he said the fuse looks in tact. Is there anything else that could cause the brake lights to fail (apart from blown bulbs) ?
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| hans hartman |
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{USERNAME} wrote: Hey guys, a mate just told me his 3 rear brake lights all went out, im guessing this is a blown fuse but he said the fuse looks in tact. Is there anything else that could cause the brake lights to fail (apart from blown bulbs) ? Thanks guys brake switch
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| Papa Smurf |
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{USERNAME} wrote: Hey guys, a mate just told me his 3 rear brake lights all went out, im guessing this is a blown fuse but he said the fuse looks in tact. Is there anything else that could cause the brake lights to fail (apart from blown bulbs) ? Thanks guys Yes, the brake light switch situated on the brake pedal. E73Z13480 A $47.50 Attachment: switch.JPG
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| ea_falcon |
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yeah that would be the brake switch which is under the brake peddle
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| Nathanhrv |
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hey guys all fixed now thanks for the tips, the switch was rooted and then i had to resolder one of the wires which became detached on the mount for the brake switch but all working now, thanks again
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