Dent on side of car by the head ligth - MAZDA6 Mazda Cars & Trucks

Did you check to see if there is a fuse on the brake lights circuit?

If you changed the lamps and the brake switch it is obvious that they are not being energized.

short reply is yes .just find a place that can do it.found online.

Joko,
You are not very clear on exactly where the dent is. The area behind the side door is called a "quarter panel". These parts are not easily replaced, as they are a welded, structural member of the car's structure. Replacement requires specialized cutting and welding tools, normally only found in auto body shops. If the dent is not to bad, you could try removing the interior plastic trim panels and pushing outward to remove the dent.
Providing that the paint is not damaged and there is not an actual crease in the quarter panel [commonly referred to as a "pop" dent] I would suggest contacting a DENT WIZARD company. They will come to your house and fix the dent, using specialized tools and skills. Do a Google search for PAINTLESS DENT REPAIR including your geographic location in the search to find local companies who can do this work. It's much cheaper than taking the vehicle to an auto body shop.

Sounds like your turn signal switch is bad!! Multi-functioning switch it controls your head lights two? Unless you have a push button switch!

The Fuse box is located on one side of the hood.The ECU fuses are generally behind the glove compartment.I hope there isn't any wiring issue with the car that has shorted the fuse.Locate the fuse box under the hood, open its case cover.On the cover either on the outside or inside you would see a diagram with fuse ratings.TAIL stands for rear lights, HEAD is headlight.replace the fuse if u find them bad but make sure you put ones of the same ratings.if again they go off then check for any wiring fault, and if they go bad again make sure you have noted what you did exactly that put them off, whether it was on pressing the brake pedal, or turning on the parking/head lights switch.

1. 2-wires on each fog ligth
2. toggle switch 2-hook up
3. okay run hot wire from battery to one side of toggle
4. on fog ligths one wire migth be white or black
5. take one of the wire on fog ligth (white)&other fog ligth (white)wire
6. take a wire hook both white wire from both ligths an hook to this wire an run it to the other side of toggle
7. black wire on ligths hook them to ground
8. after you hook the ligths up an they work it best to put a fuse connector between one of the wires on toggle

the best way is to use an impact screwdriver with a #3 phillips bit but if it already stripped out i use a sharp punch and a hammer. make a small dent on the side of the screw and lightly tap the dent that you just made in a counter clockwise dirrection to remove.

you mat have a shorted bulb try changing the bulb if that doesnt work you probably have a bad ground

Did you auto zone they alway help me with problem and can usally look it up and tell you
good luck

i hope you have checked the bulbs in the lights .not so long i done a car they were convinced that it was a wiring problem but in fact it was the two bulbs that were blown.also chevk the relay for the lights .there is one for dips and one for fulls.best of luck