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Dodge does not use a fuse to control those lamps. Dodge uses a Totally Integrated Power Module or TIPM which controls the power to the lamps. This thing is located in the Engine Compartment in that big Fuse Box next to the engine. The unit is not a fuse but rather a self contained processor that regulates power to the Fog Lamps. This unit is replace as an assembly as it is not user serviceable. But before replacing it make sure the lamps actually work as simple as that is it is often overlooked. One more thing Dodge has employed the use of Circuit Breakers in the Wiring Harness so make sure they are working as well.
The brake light switch is located behind the brake pedal it will have a white are black button that will depress when you hit the brakes. It is not hard to replace just a little time is all.
INSURE THAT THE LIGHT UNIT IS NOT DEFECTIVE. AUTO ELECTRIC DIAGNOSIS BASICALLY IS FAIRLY SIMPLE.
1. CHECK THE CIRCUIT FOR THE FIRST POINT YOU HAVE POWER.
2. CHECK THE LAST POINT YOU DON'T HAVE POWER......THE PROBLEM LIES BETWEEN THE 2 POINTS
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