the mountaineer has 3 individual light sockets that can easily be put into the wrong place when replacing the rear light assembly. Just take a Phillips head screwdriver and take out the light assembly to get access to and change the different dongles to the proper receptical.
We just had the same problem with a 2002 Pontiac Grand Prix. It turned out to be the turn signal/hazzard switch. Good Luck!
im not familair with that make of vehicle but. the brake lights anf the signals are supposed to be separte. they both plug into a harness near the back of the vehicle. if your brake lights are working with your signals, you might have something crossed. take it to an expert you trusst and let them check it out.
you've got a faulty switch which is located above the brake pedal.. or a short circuit
Your tail lights are designed to come on with your low beams so that drivers behind you can see you better. It basically assumes that it is dark out. Im assuming you are referring to your tail lights, as tail lights and brake lights are two differing brightness bulbs in the same lens housing. Your tail lights will come on with your headlights, but your brake lights only come on when you depress the brake.*Note: If you were referring to the actual brakelights, do not drive your car on public roads or your chances of being in a rear-end collision are very high. Take your car to a certified automotive technician and have them checked out.
actually that's what im trying to find out, weather or not i can get stopped if my left tail light doesn't trun on? it only turns on when i lock the car and it beeps, other than that when im stepping on the break it wont work. When you lock your car with a remote and set the alarm, the Brake lights flash not the tail lights, most likely you should check the bulb if it's only one side that's out, especially if the brake light is working. And the answer is yes you can get stopped by the police and get a "fix it" ticket.
What do you mean by running lights?? If it is the brake lights you are talking about, it may be the brake switch. this switch is on the brake pedal and makes the lightrs come on when you press the pedal. if you look to the very top of your brake pedal you should see this switch and a wire connected to it.(You may have to remove some of the trim, you may not. Im not to sure on this year. Hope this helps you some.
im not sure on the 95 model about the front, but the rear signal lights should be the same bulb as your brake lights ( it just has two fillaments). you need to open your tail gate and just on the side (where the tail gate normally covers) there should be two screws, remove these screws and change the lamps. and it goes back together the same way it came apart ( just reverse the proccess
I had that exact same problem and Im replacing my oil pump now.
Im not sure i have the same issue... let me know if you get an answer email me at csaulspaypal@yahoo.com Thanks and good luck ill let you know if i find out anything
Im not sure i under stand your guestion, but it sounds like the trailer wireing is wrong. The wires on the trailer should be wired like this. White is ground, Green is right turning signal,Yellow is left turning signal,Brown is running lights, Black is brake lights. I hope this helps you.
Have you tried going to like, Auto Zone or anything like that? my licence plate light was out and they hookd up a diagnostic machine and they said that usually works.. im not sure if its the same for brake lights, but it wouldn't hurt to try, it doesnt cost anything either. :)
Not sure the year, but they prolly maintan the same items thru the years ( Im going off a 00 Si ). Undo the center console and remove it. Should be a few bolts holding down the brake assemble and the brake cables. Remove, replace and reverse.