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I'm having the same problem on my 86. Brake lights won't work. All the running lights/turn signals/reverse lights work. I put in a new turn signal switch/harness and new brake light switch with no change. Still no brake lights. Any help would be highly appreciated
You need to own a VOM Meter and know how to use it.
You need basic electrical knowledge
I would suggest buying a factory wiring diagram,only if you can read one. Otherwise,just get an estimate, at a repair shop
the break light wire on the lumina runs through the blinker switch or multifunction switch on the colum.. check there as well as at the tail light sockets. on the late 90s gm cars the sockets had a tendancy to rot away... use a test light at the brake light wire in the trunk and have a friend apply the break. if there is power then may have to get new tail lights. or replacement bulbs.
Flasher module (under dash by left leg); possible fuse in panel driver side dash by door; possible relay in power center under hood on driver side by brake booster.
It sounds like you should check for power at brake pedal switch. Hook up a test light to the switch and press the brake pedal. If the light does not go on and you have power in the wires to the switch then the switch should be replaced.
I hope this helps you out
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