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No Brake Lights

bloodtype_jeep

bloodtype_jeep

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Portland, Or
All brake lights out. First, I checked the bulbs.They're good. Then I cheked the fuse. It's good. Am I missing something? Is there a relay between the fuse and bulb? FYI it's a 2000 Sport.
 
Brake switch located just above the brake pedal under the dash? :dunno:
 
Check the switch on the pedal. I had the same issue and found out that the switch can be pushed in and out of the bracket thus engaging at the correct travel of the pedal.
 
bloodtype_jeep said:
All brake lights out. First, I checked the bulbs.They're good. Then I cheked the fuse. It's good. Am I missing something? Is there a relay between the fuse and bulb? FYI it's a 2000 Sport.
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I would say replace the stop light switch. It should be fairly inexpensive.

loke said:
Check the switch on the pedal. I had the same issue and found out that the switch can be pushed in and out of the bracket thus engaging at the correct travel of the pedal.
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I thought the 91+'s used a switch that was stationary under the dash that becomes disengaged when the pedal moves away from it, unlike the RENIX era that used a switch that becomes part of the pedal / booster rod?
 
Damn, we're good !!! :D :yelclap:
 
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