The passenger side brake light, and passenger side (front and back) window control doesn't work is it a fuse?

Look Behind the triangle panel on the left side of the bike. Next to the battery. FUSES

This is usually caused by a failed front control module as this unit controls the lighting on the vehicle!
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Any fuses that have to do with brake light. You usually can find them all in your owner's manual.

if the fuse is good, check the switch that controls the side to side adjustment, these go bad pretty often for some reason,, try flipping it back and forth a few times, and try it,, if that doesn't get it,, your going to have to remove that switching control,, test it for continuity when the passenger side is connected, if it has none, replace the switch

The turn signal switch and the hazard switch are likly places to look. To checjk the fuses is'nt to take them out and look at them but to test to see if power will go though them, I use a test light ( a tool that looks like an ice pick with a wire coming out of the handle and the handle is clear with a light bulb inside). with the clip connected to a good ground as you touch the back sides of the fuses the light will light if it only lights on one side, the fuse is blown ( does'nt matter what it looks like ) a bad fuse can look good. the turn signal switch is involved as is the Hazard switch. If you pusth the hazard switch and the lights light good then you know that the lights and the sockets are good. You also know that the wires are good . With the key on the turn signals should work front and back ( thier different cicruits) If only working in the front the turn signal switch is bad provided the hazards worked all the way around. Does the high mount stop light work? It works off of it's own circuit on the brake light switch and if no lights work your back to the fuses only after you checked to see if the high mount bulbs are good. Your car is plenty old enough to have them be burnt out. If the high mount doesn't work with the bulbs known to be good and then you check with the test light to see if the power isd getting to the brake light switch. One wire is hot with the key off and another comes hot with the key on ( the cruze control switch in the brake light).

If both are not working, check your brake light fuse and then bulbs for burnt filaments. If ok, could be wiring or brake light switch located at the back of the brake pedal. To eliminate the switch, if your car is equipped with cruise control, try to engage it and if it works, the switch is good, if not, switch is bad as the cruise control needs a good working brake switch to engage the cruise.

In the passenger compartment: The Fuse no.# 18 (15A) = rear brake lights



If the fuse no.# 18 - F18 (15A) is good, check and replace if necessary the brake pedal switch!

Nope 1 fuse controls all the windows. Either its the switch or the window regulators themselves or due to the age the wiring.

if all the fuses are good check the wiring harness at the back check if there,s a power coming out on it, you can use a tester for the continuity of the power output, or you can also use a test bulb to check them all. if it not working then the problem is wiring harness locate the worn out wires... have a good day..