Break lights don't work replaced switch and fuses

There is a brake light switch on the pedal inside the cabin of the car, if this switch is bad your lights will not work, also I'm fairly confident that the Sebring has a seperate fuse for the brake lights, check your fuse panels also

Go under the truck and check the wiring harness to the rear lights, they are prone to problems in the harness, probe it from where you get a light on a test light to where you don't, then isolate the break

I would check the turn signal switch first. The brake lights may go thru the switch depending on the configuration.

You may have a blown fuse. Have you checked your fuses. If not, the fuse you will want to check is in the fuse panel inside the vehicle. Below is a diagram of the fuse layout. The fuse you will want to check is the fuse in the number 16 position. The other possible problem could be the brake light switch located up under the dash on the brake pedal shaft. I hope this helps.

there is a switch mounted above your break pedel .install that break stop switch and you should be good.

on the brake lights, check to be sure the switch located at the top of the brake pedal isn't stuck, you can Jumper the switch to see if that works,

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!

The brake light switch on these trucks was a poor design. Its mounted on the brake pedal. Look under there and bend the bracket that holds the brake light switch slightly and things will start working again. When these were new we used to just grab the brake pedal and pull it toward the drivers seat really hard and let go. This fixed your problem 99% of the time.

You might have a bad break light switch. It is in the break pedal area. If you probe the wires on the switch one should be battery voltage. If no voltage then the problem is most likely a fuse. I don't know exactly which fuse it is. If you have power at the switch then check the other wire and see if it has battery voltage when you press the break pedal. If you have power when you press the break then there is a problem with the wire going back to the lights or the circuits for the directional sighal/emergency circuits because they are also using these lights. I hope this helps you to at least define the a possible cause.

up under the dash look for a switch , that works when the pedal is push it will cause the lights to work .. replace switch .