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Re: 1969 roadrunner brake lights
[Re: Tyson]
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06/13/12 07:24 PM
06/13/12 07:24 PM
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RodStRace
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Do you have a test light? Connect it to a good ground. Touch the tip to the socket while someone presses on the pedal. BTW, isn't the turn signal the same circuit and bulb filiment? If it is and you do not have power with brakes, it's going to be the TS switch.
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Re: 1969 roadrunner brake lights
[Re: mikemee1331]
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06/13/12 08:29 PM
06/13/12 08:29 PM
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MoparMarq
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If the turn signal lights the bulb on the affected side, but the brake application does not, it's the turn signal switch - can't be anything else.
OP didn't say which side, but...
One way to test is disconnect the turn signal switch harness at the base of the column, apply 12V power to the (IIRC) light tan wire in the dash-side harness of the turn signal switch harness connector. If the right side illuminates, everything to the back right side is working. Light green is for the left side. Same story.
Last edited by MoparMarq; 06/13/12 08:37 PM.
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