1991 Jeep Wrangler "replace brake light switch 39" Questions

BRAKE LIGHT SWITCH, AND THE BULBS AND THEY STILL DONT WORK. MY BRAKE LIGHTS ONLY WORK IF THE HAZZARD FLASHER BUTTON IS PUSHED DOWN. IF NOT ONLY THE THIRD BRAKE LIGHT WORKS. WHAT COULD BE THE PROBLEM I

brake lights don't work? My brake lights quit working the high center one works.I replaced 1157 bulbs worked for awhile and quit again. check the bulbs and fuses and brake light switch

...brake lights but hey all run through this switch because of hazards and high beams. I got a new switch from dealer and all is working great now. Here's a link a link I used for switch replacement ...

...brake lights have gone out,if so replace falty switch. good luck hope this was some help,PH. Sometimes the small rubber stopper that pushes the switch will wear out and fall out causing the switch to ...

brake light above the tire does work? any suggestions - going to see my Dad Sunday (old mechanic), maybe he can help me out :( reverse is a whole different circuit. via the transmission reverse switch

...Light Problem I was pulling a boat trailer with my Jeep when the police alerted me that i had no rear trailer lights, I also had no rear tailights when my lights where in the on position. I had poped ...

brake light switch behind pedal, replaced bulbs. Turn signal, 4-way, running lights, reverse lights all work. Brake lights do not when pedal is depressed, any ideas? maybe the bad connection._________

...into the headlight switch and the brake light switch ? In most cars the headlight fuses are in the engine compartment near the headlights or near the drivers side by the firewall. Hope this

your brake light switch. Located at the bottom by your brake pedal. Maybe it's the switch on the brake pedal arm that controls the brace lights. It may need to be adjusted or replaced. Hope this helps

...brake light switch issue. Replace switch.If your emergency flashers don't work, all flasher bulbs are fine, but flashing too fast, then check and replace Hazard light switch. There's a switch on ...