I switched '96 bed for a '07 bed on 2500 Dodge Ram. Now have issue with lights: have headlights, emergency flashers, both blinkers. Without key in ignition but w/2 position headlight knob pulled all the way out, brakes lights don't work, have rear running lights, you have emergency flashers, no turn signals, and you have running lights with the flashers. Press brake nothing happens. If the headlight switch is all the way in and you press the brake, you have no lights. With key in run position, the only change is you have turn signals. Any suggestions on how to get the brake lights working?
Check the ground cable from lights to chassis.
SOURCE: tail lights and brake lights not working with headlights on
We had the same problem with ours, that is a Saturn recall items. Check with your Saturn dealer to see if it is still in effect. It use to make our headlight switch get hot. I think it was a poor ground in the taillight housing, I use to wiggle the bulb plug-ins and that helped for a while, but after the recall was fixed it never did it again.
SOURCE: 1989 Cadillac rear lights stay on
It may be a turn hazard module under dash.that is the culprit! The power to the third brake light does not go through the module, but the rear brake lamps power is controlled through this module. I am looking at a drawing of one and it looks like it has two connectors with about five wires in one and six in the other. It has some cooling fins on it also.
SOURCE: My 96 ranger turn signals & hazards don't
It Could Be The Flasher Switch Or Turn Signal Switch Now This May Not Be Whats Wrong with Yours Now My Ignition Switch came Apart on my car and i lost turn signals and E flashers i hope one of these will help
SOURCE: dash and running lights does not work, everything
The fuse to the taillights/running lights?
It can't be a grounding problem if both taillights and dash don't work.
If only taillights don't work, it would be suspicious grounding.
SOURCE: 1994 Chevy C1500 truck. No rear brake lights
Most likely this is a 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.
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