2003 Ford Focus "brake lights working" Questions

...brake lights do not work and i have changed the bulbs, the one above the rear window works, A garage has advised me could be the brake light switch, Would this not also affect the top brake light it ...

brake lights brake lights and tail light do not work on 2002 Ford Focus. There is power to the brake light switch which does work. There are abs and brake light lights on the dash light. Front parking

brake lights Since the turns work in the back, that means the brake bulbs are good. Brake lights and turn signal lights share the same filament in the bulb. There is a fuse for the brake lights. Then,

brake lights working and blinkers working. why arent my rear driving lights working? Had this problem myself. Try replacing your brake light switch, they are not real expensive and can be changed in a

Brake lights not working but centre mount is!! Brake lights not working on 2001 Focus but centre mount is!! checked fuse and bulbs and all seem fine. Is it the brake switch located above the brake ...

...brake lights stuck on when sidelights on Ford Focus 1998 manual 1.8 BRAKE LIGHTS STUCK ON (all 3) - ONLY WHEN LIGHTS ARE ON!!! Otherwise brake lights work fine, Also when i brake (with lights off) my ...

brake lights,,and apply your brakes,,and move your blinker switch around and see if the brake light tries to come on..The brake light circuit runs through the switch...Even if the blinkers work it can

...brake lights The third or High Mounted Brake Light runs straight off the brake light switch on the brake pedal arm. You say you tested the "brake unit"? I assume you mean the third brake light ...

...brake lights don't work. the 2006 ford escape brake lights don't work. the bulbs are good. the turn signals work. The back up lights work. Fuses appear good. I see there are two switches monitoring ...

brake lights are staying on constentily except in park Also check the light bulbs in the 3rd brake light. If they are out (burned out or removed) the brake lights will remain on. I found this out by ...