Ack! My Stop Light?!
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Ack! My Stop Light?!
O.o What duz the STOP light mean when i Aply My breaks?
it just now startid to come on.
and i have Fluid in my Break Fluid tank
it just now startid to come on.
and i have Fluid in my Break Fluid tank
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The driver side Light is acting like its not getting the Proper Volts(is dim) and Cuts of when break is Aplyd with headlights on.
I checked it with a new Bulb Same thing
Any ideas?
I checked it with a new Bulb Same thing
Any ideas?
Last edited by cyberxn; 10-17-06 at 05:53 PM.
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The driver side Light is acting like its not getting the Proper Volts(is dim) and Cuts of when break is Aplyd with headlights on.
I checked it with a new Bulb Same thing
Any ideas?
I checked it with a new Bulb Same thing
Any ideas?
There are two filiments in the bulb, one for the running lights and one for the brake lights.
So just because it is lit when the parking lights are one, doesn't mean the brake light part of the bulb is not burnt out.
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Check for corrosion in the socket that the bulb goes in. Make sure you have the correct bulbs. Also, check where the wire meets the back of the plug and make sure it's not broken loose.
Check Taillight ground? Pull the carpet down from over the spare tire. There is a ground bolted to the chassis on each side of the spare (I THINK these are the taillight grounds). Check wire, Clean, grease (dielectric grease), and reassemble. Not sure if that will help but it's worth a shot.
Check Taillight ground? Pull the carpet down from over the spare tire. There is a ground bolted to the chassis on each side of the spare (I THINK these are the taillight grounds). Check wire, Clean, grease (dielectric grease), and reassemble. Not sure if that will help but it's worth a shot.
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