Questions & Answers for: 1999 ford explorer brake light

...but still no joy. Any idea's where the switch/cable is between the pedal and the lights? there is a brake light switch located on the end of the brake pedel, this will need replacing, quite fiddly ...

...ford explorer xls and my brake lights don't turn on when I stomp on the brakes it's not the light bulb already checked them and is not the sensor tried that too don't know what it is any help out ...

...1999 ford explorer sport i dont know much about ford....but yeah the switch could be bad..... "if you dont know where the switch is look under the dash....in some cars the brake switch is mounted on ...

...1999 Ford Explorer? The brake light switch is made of plastic and has threads on it it is located on the brake pedal, look under the dash nd follow the arm of the brake pedale and you will see a ...

1999 Explorer's brake lights work but now not every time you depress the pedal. Any suggestions? If you have replaced the switch then u need to test the connecter to the switch, the wires break inside

1999 ford explorer the 2 lower brake lights won't work but the 3rd upper brake light works fine ...... whats wrong ??? check the rear lower bulbs, if good nore than likely brake lamp switrch on brake ...

...brake light this is powered straigth from the brake pedal switch.if it works ur multifunction switch on the steering column may be broken(signal and emergency lights switch) check for a broken stop ...

and replaced the brake light bulbs if necessary then, if your dash lights are also out you should change the headlight switch, if you have dash lights the check the brake light switch (under the dash)

...lights dont. check your brake light switch on rear of brake pedal, connector could be off or switch has to be replaced ( make sure to check all fuses first)if this is helpful please leave good ...

...1999 ford explorer My brake lights dont work i change the swich and still wont work Have you checked the ground? Verify power at brake light switch connector, and if so, verify power to tail lamp? ...