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Anonymous Posted on Nov 04, 2010

Brake lights not working. Turn signal flashes quickly like it is burned out but still working. Fuses all look ok

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There is normaly more than one bulb, one for your blinker and another for you brakes. you should just have to change out the one bulb and it should be fine.

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