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First, verify that the brake lights work correctly with the old lights. If your blinkers work, the brake lights should work as well.
It is possible that your brake lights were not working previously. If they do not work, suspect a blown fuse or a defective brake light switch.
Good Evening, there are a few simple things to check first off. The brake switch follow your brake pedal up and there is a rectangular box up there that could be at fault, or if you take one of your tail lights out and have someone step on the brakes you could take a test light to the wires coming into the assembly because the circuit boards on those are known to go bad. I would lean towards the switch first. Hope this helps.
I have notice that this is a common problem. The socket most of the time goes bad, I don't know why but they just do. You can pick them up at any parts store for around 5.00 each. If you don't have a volt meter and ground straps to test it right, then I would try changing the sockets out. Quick and easy. Let us know how it goes.
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