there has to be power at brake pedal switch and the lights have to have a good ground. what vehicle is it? homade?

Answered by fixitmr
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The brake light switch is at the master cylinder... you might have two switches.

The switches are either 2 or 3 wire switches, which do you have?

With the key on, check for power at one of the wires at each switch.

If you haveo 2 wire switches, simply bridge across the wires and see if the brake lights come on.

If the lights now come on, you have a faulty pressure switch.

Answered by exovcds
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Need more help?

Were you able to figure it out?

Thomas

Answered by exovcds
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Thanks exovcds! Tested the 2 wires going into the brake light switch, as you suggested. Got spark. Then, replaced the brake light switch on the master cylinder, and whal-haa - brke lights now work! Easy fix - thanks to your solution!

Response from catcherray18
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Thanks for posting the update!

I never know if I was of help... when people don't post back. :-)

Thomas

Answered by exovcds
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