I have head lights and running lights but no brake lights and i keep blowing my blinker fuse there is no power going to the brake lights.. but the small brake light in the window works.... my dad cant find the short anywhere where are the ground wires located.. i have a 93 toyota camery

what fuse keeps blowing? and when it blows exactly what stops working be glad to help will watch for your post.

Sounds like a short circuit which will blow any fuse... When You use the brakes, the brake switch will switch power to the brake lamps, and if the power wire to the stop lamps is touching the body of the car, it will blow the fuse.... I don't think the brake switch is the problem, just make sure the cable for the brakes and the blinkers cannot touch the body anywhere.... This happens usually in the boot of most cars.... also check out the bulb fittings in the stop/blinker lamps , so no wire or part of the fittings can short out to the body...or to the earth/ground wire...

Hi, first, keep in mind a few things. When checking your power, you will want to check it with the light switch on. Next, do your high beems wrk? I would check your switch.

Short in your wiring or a bad relay.

1st check your brake switch

You might have a bad wirre in one of the tail light housings.they get corroded and rotten

I've worked on these the first drove me crazy. its the turn signal switch every thing runs thru these. head lights, turn signal, brakes. except the third brake light. it runs directly from the brake switch. go figuare

Check connection on brake switch and test with multimeter.

check for a short it could be anywhere in the line

Do you use a car charger for your cell phone? Some from Verizon do this ALL THE TIME. Buy aftermarket charger.