I cant read the fuse box as its in japanese. I am looking for the brake light fuse!

NO CAR TOLD JUST
Nissan Rasheen MAKER, MODEL , YEAR, AND COUNTRY.
SORRY THE USERS GUIDE WAS LOST
SO GET ONE AND READ IT.?
THOSE FACTS ARFE THERE.
WHAT i DO IS DISABLE MY CELL
AND CHECK ALL FUSES. FASTER THAN ASKING THE BLIND
ALL FUSES CAB AND ENGINE BAY ,AS IN ALL
SOME NEW CARS HAVE NO FUSE. HERE.

THE BCM HAS AND ELECTRONIC DRIVER THAT SHUTS DOWN WHEN ANY LAMP(OR ITS WIRE) SHORT OUT.
ALL BRAKES DEAD . LEFT AND RIGHT?

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Ocome on you can't read japanese . But secersly the sticker is probiably on back words . You have an older vehicle and likely a connection issue the doors get water in then over the years and the contacts corrode loose good contact . Motors draw a lot of AMPS witch one gave you the problem first its a 20 amp fuse mabey 30 that powers it so look at the fuse box its something big mabey a braker . I don't have a schametic for this but start at the main control switch on the drivers door you can use a simple curicut tester to see if you have 12 volts from the fuse box going to the drivers door control or the control at the door switch hot to ground this should tell you a lot. The problem is with a connection that can be unpluged and repluged in you need to find witch one it is . Look at the power supply and the main door switch on the drivers door its a big fuse a bracker or a connection i dought its a motor problem but find the power it will tell the turth

no silly when one bulb blows the othere one wont work til its replaced take cover off see which ones blow change it n they will both work again

look up above your brake pedal and you will see the switch.. It will either between the firewall and the pedal arm (switch moves in when you brake).. Or it will be between the pedal arm and the dash (switch moves out when you brake)

Almost all fuse box in a vehicle is located on the left panel under the dash. It would have a plastic cover which should be esy to pop off. Sometimes it has a screw in lock. A blown fuse is usually easy to spot. If you find it, replace it with the same amp rating. brake lights usually are 15-20 amps

brake switch on the pedal bad.bad relay. do you have a second fuse box if so check it. look at the wiring see if it is frayed or chafed check the connections.check all the fuses not just the ones labeled brakes.switch the relay with one that you know is good like turn signal and see if the turn signal works then check brakes.use a 12 volt test light check the brake switch and probe the wires. hope this helped if not write back and i'll give you more ideas.

Give me a bit I can look in my hanes manual and see if their is a actuator at the foot pedal that may be bad. I have a 86 Iroc z28 that i have been toying with for a few years so i am fluent with the car. I will look and see if their is anything online to download

disconect the break light switch and link a piece of wire between the two terminals and the break lights should come on

15 amp fuse no 15 count down from the single spare fuse on right 3rd one down