Hi,what about brake switch,try undoing the connectors frome the brake switch and make a connection with a peice of wire to see if the brake lights come on,all the best hope this was some help.
SOURCE: e36 bmw 1994
check the brake light switch on the pedal first, if thats ok, check the tail lights again, where the bulb holders twist into the panel on the circut board connectors normally deterioate. cheers mike.
SOURCE: rear lights
In the trunk you remove the light bulb housing. Once removed, there are 4 nuts inside the lens. remove these nuts and remove your lens. Install the clear lenses in reverse.
A nice look for a nice car.
SOURCE: xenon headlight problems
there are 3 things that make the xenon in your car work the bulb, an ignitor, and a control module, you know your bulbs are ok so thats good, now you will want to swap the control modules they are a metal box attached to the headlight assembly its roughly 4"x4" you will remove the hheadlight assemblys to get to the module, there are 4 8mm bolts and then it pulls out, it the light follows the control module then thats what you will need if not you will need an ignigtor, as far as the flickering that is moet likely the module going bad, the company that makes this system is AL (automotive lighting) there is an SIB from BMW about this that says under a warr claim both control modules are to be replaced and the bulb of the faulty headlight, however i cant count the number of times i have done all that and still have to replace the ignigtor, If it is the Ign that is alot harder to swap as you have to dis assembly the entire light assembly
SOURCE: Brake lights not functional
Have you checked the brake light switch or the fuse for the brake light switch.
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