2000 Ford Explorer "brake light wiring diagram" Questions

brake light flashing when engine is off, no main brake lights I have a 1998 Ford Explorer XLT. The third brake light above the tailgate is flashing. When pressing the brake pedal, the third light goes

...brake light switch but the 2 wire connector to it, the copper wire conductor inside the outer plastic insulator breaks, so use a 12 volt test light ($4 at Autozone) to verify that you have power into ...

...brake lights are not working and the fuses are fine Probably have ground wire shorting somewhere. Also could be that both lights are burnt out but highly unlikely. This is is a picture of the wiring ...

brake light and the bulbs have two elements which means its double two things run off it but im all out of ideas i check the little plug that plugs into the brake switch and the side that the flashers

the brake pedal switch on a 2000 Ford Explorer are LIGHT GREEN and LIGHT GREEN/RED...I have no clue what "blacks" you are talking about.Try to make a little sense here and I will see if I can help you

...brake lights don't off just headlights. Need wiring diagram or schematics The head light switch goes open circut most times on high beam . Two options to fix replace switch, or wire in a duel head ...

...wiring diagram to see what all is involved in making the brake lights work . Did you check for B+ voltage in the circuit with a volt meter ? It is hard to fix something when you don't know how it ...

...wiring diagram to get to problem Where your turn signal handle is located there is a switch that is known as a multifumction switch. Sometimes one of the wires pulls out and you have to install it or ...

...light and find a good ground for one end and use the other to find your signals with the key on so to ensure power to the wires themselves and then with a 2 x 4 ahainst the seat propped the brake or ...

...brake light (Tail & reverse are fine) 5. Power Mirrors (both dead) I just bought a Haynes manual and I can't find circuitry the diagrams for 1-3 & 5 above. Do you have any suggestions, or as ...