Without doing a "hands on" troubleshooting of your vehicle, no one can tell you what defect is causing your problem. Therefore this answer will of necessity be of a generic nature.
Usually this type of problem is caused by what is called an "open circuit" condition.
Open circuits can be caused by several things, a few of which I can recall now:
The "proper fix" is for someone who knows what he or she is doing to troubleshoot the nonfunctional circuit, find and identify the problem, and properly repair it.
are brake lights staying on or is brake in the dash on ?
The brake lights in your 1983 Nissan pickup truck are controlled by the brake light relay switch. When the brake light relay switch malfunctions the brake lights will stop working.
It is located just above the brake pedal pad.
It is quite simple to change the brake light switch on your 1998 Chevy S 10 pickup truck. The brake light switch simply plugs in and out.
Check the fuse, check the bulbs, then check the brake light switch.
Brake lights indicate when a vehicle is about to stop. When brake lights stop working it is important to check the wiring, the fuse, and the light itself. It could be that any of those need to be replaced.
As far as I know, they are not on the same fuse/relay.
You may have a blown fuse or a defective brake light switch.
the abs plug in on the wheel came off or it is a higher possibility that the brake fluid is low and when it gets to the limit line the light comes on
turn signal switch needs replaced!
Check for a loose connection Check for a loose fuse in the fuse box Check for an open wire in the brake light circuit
On the brake pedal.