<VV> Brake light Conundrum?

Mike Kost vairmike at sbcglobal.net
Thu Dec 14 11:42:48 EST 2006


Danny,

Check your turn signal switch. The brake light signal goes through the 
turn signal switch. If the turn signal is working that is the only place 
it could be.

Mike Kost

LastHamlet wrote:
> My 67 has all new wire harnesses, end to end. All new
> bulbs, all new fuses, all new everything. In fact, on
> a good humor side, I am a step or two and a paint job
> away, from being on Darth's Trail.
> So, just wondering, with all that is replaced has
> anybody ever had just the left(Driver's side) brake
> light not operate?
> Let me explain further: All other light functions work
> in that fixture(Running lights and signal and even
> e-Flasher) just not the brake light on the left side.
> Strange part is that the feed for both brake lights
> come through the left side.
> I swapped the new bulbs out, and the problem did not
> follow the bulb, it stayed with the fixture. I even
> cut the new harness and installed even newer sockets,
> on both sides... Still no left brake light.
> Now, is it possible to have a bad ground and still all
> the other functions work in that fixture?
> Before you reply, I did take all the rear light
> buckets off a while back and completely cleaned them
> and replaced the lenses and all. I was having the
> problem before as well, and Still the same problem. I
> even took my little wire-ball-brush and spun it around
> the socket hole, and still no change.
> Has anybody got an idea what could be causing this?
> Best Regards,
> Danny Barber
> 67 Vert
>
>
>
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