There are two filaments in the bulb that is used for taillights and brake lights. Make sure BOTH filaments are good before assuming that the bulb is not burned out. If, in fact, both filaments are good, next check the brake light switch. If it is good, check the turn signal switch that is in the steering column
one probably burned the bulb. those always go out.
By the nature of the question I assume that you are referring to the tail lights and brake lights. My Explorer has four bulbs. Tail, brake turn and backup. They are all in separate compartments of the light assembly. So it could be that you have just burned out one bulb. If you are referring to the upper brake light in the rear window or at the top of the tailgate, same thing. One or more bulbs are burned out. I see people driving all the time with both lower lights burned out and the top working or visa versa.
sounds like you have a bad turn signal flasher One bulb is bad. The right rear turn signal bulb is burned out
replace fuse
fairy lights aremade out of many small lights. the lights are like the lights you put on a Christmas tree, but smaller. they are filled with gasses used in go green light bulbs.
Possibly the dash light dimmer, located next to the headlight switch, is turned down. Turn it to brighten the lights.
Just to the right of your headlight switch in the dash is your gauge panel dimmer control . Rotate the wheel up to brighten your dash lights . ( also , if turned all the way up it turns on your interior lights )
If the back dash light will light when the brakes are applied but the two tail lights will not light up, there is probably a short in the wiring somewhere. It could also be that the fuse for the brake lights is burned out.
Any light that stays on is not a "brake light", it's a "tail light". It's possible that they may be on at a lower level normally, and brighten when the brakes are applied, though.
Brake lights could stay on in a 1999 Dodge Stratus because of a short in the wiring. If the headlamps are off and the brake lights are still on, check the wiring for the brake lights that is inside the trunk. Sometimes cargo in the trunk can interfere with the lights.
the slender rod that projects out from the tachometer, which is pushed to reset the trip odometer...when you turn it, the dash lights brighten or darken.
When you press the brakes, the lights brighten up mainly to alert drivers behind you that you are slowing down or stopping. It prevents accidents
How many1996 Doge Ram pickup trucks has burned do to a short of the head lights?
Often these are accessed thru the trunk; have you tried that?
I tried all the fuses, the parts that under the brakes I checked that. All lights come on and working except the brake lights no break lights.
The lights on the odometer on a 1999 Chevy Blazer might not work because of a burned out fuse. They might also not work if the lights are burned out.
If you know where to change the odometer/tripmeter display... Instead of pushing that control, turn it counter-/clockwise to dim/brighten the dash lights.