I just had my windshield replaced on my f150 lariet. now my break lights are not working. i checked the fuse it is not a burned fuse.

it located under the hood the truck near the firewall

no changing fuses doesnt change fact that theirs something drawing a lot of power Have your alternator/battery check for out put -if good than you will need to start checking components and wiring for a high draw or short

Check owners manual. Might just be a fuse.

Inside the tank.

Check the brake light switch. Its near the brake padel under the dash. If it back out just a bit the vehicle will think someone is pushing on the brake pedal.

You have to change the shift cable

check to see if you have corrosion in the fuse box or the GEM module, by removing the fuse box completely, disconnect the battery, take out the two screws and two 8mm bolts that hold the fuse box in, it will take some maneuvering to get it positioned right to disconnect the two wiring harnesses from the fuse box, they are bolted through the middle. Once removed, take the GEM module off the back of the fuse box and look for what would be something like the same corrosion you would see on your battery posts, usually one of these components is corroded and causing the problem, my buddy got a replacement fuse box for his from a wrecking yard for only 15 dollars, with all the fuses and relays. If you have this corrosion, then you probably have a windshield leak at the lower left hand corner of the windshield, it lets water drip onto the fuse box and GEM module. Hope this helps, let me know

You need to check your Fuses.. It sounds like you blew a fuse that controls Those Items..

you will have to get the abs computer tested for codes, unfortunately these days things are almost too much for us backyard mechanics!!!

i just had the same problem with my f 150 ( 1999), my wipers, washer fluid pump, dome light, door chime stopped, I went thur the manuals, Checked appropated fuses, even changed wiper motor, (nothing worked) out of much internet checking, talking to mechanics, I got frustrated, I started pulling all the fuses under the dash,, I pulled # 15 ,a 5 amp fuse, which has nothing to do with the wipers eletronics, it was a good fuse, when i put it back in, everything came back and working fine. nearest i can figure it was either loose or a dirty contact.

#15 fuse (5 amps) on my box is for : stop lamp switch,( speed control,brake shift interlock,ABS, pcm module inputs.gem module,RABS test connector)
this was just blind luck, maybe it will help you.