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Replace the brake bulb for that side. The brake bulbs have two filaments. Don't put the single ones. One is for when you press the brakes and the other is for when you run the lights at night it stays on all the time.
The dash and tail lights are on two different circuits, and the brake and turn signals are on different circuits, so at least 4 circuits total.
I would start at the headlight switch and check for power on the first two issues.
You will need to get that one headlamp working,The daytime running light module alread recieves the signal that the light are off.And the brake switch signal is not being pick up by the daytime running light module.
HI Matt, Your issue sounds like a fault, most likely in the rear lights. Current is feeding from the brake light circuit, into the running light circuit. The most common causes are a bulb filament broken and touching the running light circuit, and loss of ground. observe the rear lights closely and you should get a clue as to which light is failing....but if not, just pick one.... I would run a temporary ground and test again, if no results, pull the brake light bulbs... Transient current is often difficult to wrap your mind around, until you understand what can happen. Doc
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