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Check the power at the fuse box with a test light.check if the is power at other components.check fuse able link under hood near battery arn,t blown,check switch at brake pedal has power.
Check all tail light and brake light bulbs, look for any that may still work but look darker than the others, make sure to check the center brake light bulb on the rear shelf.
Make sure you are using the correct bulb numbers per manufactures recommendation. Diff types of bulbs even though they fit and light up will give light monitor false readings. You may have a malfunctioning light monitor which I have seen on a few of these models.
The types of bulbs used in tail light have two coils, one for brakes and one for running lights, so there should just be the one brake light bulb to replace in the brake light assembly
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