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Brake Lights and Reverse Light on driver's side not working

The 3rd brake light and driver's side brake and reverse lights do not light up on my '94 BMW 318. Have checked the bulbs and they are good (bulbs do not have to be replaced). What's causing this problem?

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Look for a missing / poor ground connection on the drivers side lamps.

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