OL55
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06-21-22 05:14 AM - Post#2843171
A friend is asking for help with his truck that has one the left brake light. When doing an inspection I found the wire going to the right turn signal laying be the brake light switch. If I replace the left light wire with the right, the right side Brake light works. If I connect them both then the turn signals flash repeatedly. Seems like it needs two separate terminals on the two prong brake light switch. What to do? Hope this makes some sense. Tia
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 wagonman100
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06-21-22 09:57 AM - Post#2843182
In response to OL55
Your wording is a little hard to follow. I think a little further explanation is needed.
Jay
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OL55
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06-27-22 10:00 AM - Post#2843442
In response to wagonman100
Uhh. Only one brake light working at a time. When I try to hook up both the turn signals blink repeatedly. Hope this is better!
Thanks!
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wagonman100
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06-27-22 08:10 PM - Post#2843473
In response to OL55
That is better, thanks. Is it actually the blinkers blinking, front and rear? Or are just the rear lights blinking?
Jay
Friends don’t let friends drive Fords.
1999 Silverado Z71 4X4 extra-cab short bed
1983 Malibu Fauxmad - tubbed
1978 El Camino Kustomized
1972 Monte Carlo
1957 210 handyman wagon
1957 Nomad sport wagon
1957 Cameo Carrier |
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bobb
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06-28-22 11:22 PM - Post#2843549
In response to OL55
normaly brake light switch sends voltage to turn signal switch that will send voltage to brake/turn lights.
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