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Andrew Hopkinson Posted on Jul 07, 2015
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Brake lights not working checked bulbs and fuses all fine rest of rear lights working

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I'm not sure what model of vehicle you have, Andrew.

Thomas' suggestion is a good place to start.

Also check that the connector to the rear light cluster is attached properly.

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Hi Andrew,on your brake pedal is a brake stop switch attached to it,look at it and push in with your hand to see if it's working,may have came loose or is bad.

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