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Something is shorting to earth on the brake lights.
Get a pack of fuses.
Remove left side bulb. Brake, does is blow the fuse?
Remove right side bulb. Brake, does it blow the fuse?
If yes to the above, it is the light fitting or wiring rubbed through to that light.
If no, it is the switch or wiring to the switch on the brake pedal.
I assume there is only ONE fuse, since you are not specific.
The solution therefore is just hard work and long hours with your ohmmeter disconnecting wires and tracking it down one wire at a time.
Helping a friend work on a Mule 2510, twin cylinder gas engine. Not sure of the year, somewhere around 1995-96? Can anyone help with cylinder head torque specs? We ordered a service manual but it hasn't come in yet. https://dolgeneraldgme.com/
Not having a manual or knowing the bolt thread size ..I would be guessing...can't guess!!!
Being a diesel the torque will have be very close to factory spec's.. no more that 10% above factory spec...I do not have a manual.. google the specs..sorry
First is the engine Diesel or Gas?
if it is a diesel engine it has almost got to be a compression or fuel problem if it is a Gas engine it can be a valve adjustment, fuel, compression, or spark problem
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