No Drivers Side Brake Light
#1
04-11-2018, 09:21 PM
HELP: No Drivers Side Brake Light
(2000 2 Door 4x4 Blazer) First off, thank you for your help, secondly; I want the reader to know that I have both turn signals and right brake light working. No it is not my bulb, I have replaced that. Maybe some fuse, relay, or im missing a ground somewhere?
Last edited by TheZR2ThatCould; 04-12-2018 at 07:52 PM.
#2
04-11-2018, 09:28 PM
Welcome to the forum. The first part I check when I have brake light problems is the brake switch by the pedal.
#3
04-11-2018, 09:39 PM
Originally Posted by Rusty Nuts
Welcome to the forum. The first part I check when I have brake light problems is the brake switch by the pedal.
#5
04-12-2018, 07:27 PM
Originally Posted by Rusty Nuts
Yes. Local auto parts stores keep them in stock.
#6
05-04-2018, 10:38 AM
Check the fuses. I think there are two separate fuses for the Brake lights. If it was the brake pedal switch, it would affect both left and right side brake lights.
#7
05-10-2018, 12:02 PM
Originally Posted by [email protected]
Check the fuses. I think there are two separate fuses for the Brake lights. If it was the brake pedal switch, it would affect both left and right side brake lights.
#8
05-11-2018, 02:53 AM
If I correctly understand your problem:
Left turn signal works as it should
Right turn signal works as it should
Right brake light works as it should
Left brake light is NOT working
I would suggest to roll it up from the light fixture forward.
I'd try to jumper the left brake light ground first, then the PLUS in order to determine that the fixture itself is working correctly.
I'm not sure about the U.S. brake-turn lights. Is it the very same bulb with only one filament or does it have two separate bulbs or a two filament bulb?
That would be my first analysis. Just make sure the fixture is working. Then move forward from there.
Left turn signal works as it should
Right turn signal works as it should
Right brake light works as it should
Left brake light is NOT working
I would suggest to roll it up from the light fixture forward.
I'd try to jumper the left brake light ground first, then the PLUS in order to determine that the fixture itself is working correctly.
I'm not sure about the U.S. brake-turn lights. Is it the very same bulb with only one filament or does it have two separate bulbs or a two filament bulb?
That would be my first analysis. Just make sure the fixture is working. Then move forward from there.
#9
05-11-2018, 07:34 AM
Originally Posted by error_401
If I correctly understand your problem:
Left turn signal works as it should
Right turn signal works as it should
Right brake light works as it should
Left brake light is NOT working
I would suggest to roll it up from the light fixture forward.
I'd try to jumper the left brake light ground first, then the PLUS in order to determine that the fixture itself is working correctly.
I'm not sure about the U.S. brake-turn lights. Is it the very same bulb with only one filament or does it have two separate bulbs or a two filament bulb?
That would be my first analysis. Just make sure the fixture is working. Then move forward from there.
Left turn signal works as it should
Right turn signal works as it should
Right brake light works as it should
Left brake light is NOT working
I would suggest to roll it up from the light fixture forward.
I'd try to jumper the left brake light ground first, then the PLUS in order to determine that the fixture itself is working correctly.
I'm not sure about the U.S. brake-turn lights. Is it the very same bulb with only one filament or does it have two separate bulbs or a two filament bulb?
That would be my first analysis. Just make sure the fixture is working. Then move forward from there.
