3.5s v6 2004 nissan quest. brake lights not working.Already check fuse. kish.

Fuse 12 for the brake switch, but it covers a lot of other things as well that would be very noticeable.

Automatic Speed Control Device (ASCD) Brake Switch, Data Link Connector, Combination Meter, Heated Seat Relay, Park Neutral Position Switch, Display Unit, Steering Angle Sensor, Display Control Unit, Navi Control Unit, Back Door Control Unit, Sliding Door Control Unit RH/LH, Sonar Control Unit, Daytime Running Lights, Hands Free Telephone

Nissan Quest (V42; 2004-2009) fuses and relays

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Check the voltage or the connection.
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Start by replacing the light bulb.

It's a dual element bulb, one can quit while the other still works.

1) check fuse
2) replace brake lights
3) check brake pedel switch

replace sockets too.

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Replace the brake light switch located by the brake pedal. That will resolve your problem

The whole assembly will pop out with a screwdriver (carefully). Then the bulbs can be reached. Just push the whole thing back into the slots when you are done.

how about criuse control it also not working you may have bad switch 3 wire switch at brake pedal are harder to diagnos 2 wire one wire has power till you press the pedal most all cars brake light is fusible link or special fuse for it is on all the time. If no pwr even with key off at the brake switch key on or off on any wires then you may need to find pwr. to the system , Note if any fuses are burnt repalce them same type if that fixes something yeah but it also may return .

Just check your fuses with a test light. Turn the key on, ground the test light to the door hinge, and touch the silver part on the back side of the fuse, on each side. There should be power to each side. If there isn't, that fuse is burnt.