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The brake switch is located directly above the brake pedal. It's a somewhat common failure item on mid 90s GM vehicles and usually in stock at most GM dealerships for under $20.
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brake light dont have relay only fuse brakes are hot at all times on gms. in goes from fuse to brake pedal switch to hazard turn signal switch then to brake lights. ck fuse if good go to pedal switch if good go to turn /hazard switch the turn signal hazard brake all use same wire to lamps.
Sounds like a charging problem. I would have the alternator and battery checked out. Most places do this for free. Places like auto zone or les schwab. Your fuses are located drivers side underneath steering wheel to the left.
if you are leaking gear oil through the tire you need an axle shaft seal there is also a axle bearing there unless it is a full floating axle which means the axle has a flange on the wheel end that bolts on. if you go to the chevy dealership near you go to parts and they can print you out a break down of the axle according to your vin number on the van
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