That is the way it goes. Really about the only way is to remove the fuses one at a time and see when the brake lights go out. If the lights are not working, just pull fuses until you find one that is blown.
Don't forget to check under the hood on the passenger side fender- there's another fuse block there!
Check the brake light switch located above the brake pedal, sometimes they go bad, delicate reed switches inside. when you buy the new part - READ INSTRUCTIONS FIRST!! It's a self adjusting part, and you only get one shot at installation, it's an easy fix. Do NOT push the plunger down on the switch, if you try to reset it you will damage the switch, just follow directions word for word and your golden.
brake relay or sensor
Yes. They work fine if the lights are off (ie. during the daytime) but when the lights are on all the brake lights are off. Our Grand Cherokee has tons of problems. The ac sometimes does not work, the gauges go crazy, the power windows play dead sometimes. We got it checked out. Mechanic says our body control module is going bad.
The brake fluid reservoir in a 1991 Jeep Cherokee is located on the master cylinder. To add fluid, unscrew the cap and fill to the appropriate level with the appropriate brake fluid, more than likely dot 3.
as it states in the owners manual- Mopar Brake Fluid or equivalent marked FMVSS No. 116, DOT-3 and SAE J1703.
How to change the brake switch on a 2004 Jeep grand Cherokee Laredo
should be the tail lights fuse
Look in the owners manual. I think they are fused separately.
It has a separate fuse .I bet you have a trailer connection. The correct fuse is noted in the owners manual.
I would check the bulbs in the tail lights first. Your Brake switch is working ,because of the third brake light is coming on.Ususally all the brake lights are on the same fuse.... Thanks DomAnswerCenter window light is on a separate circuit. Manufacturers did that so you don't lose all the brake lights at once. Check connections at brake switch and fuses. If ok look for broken wire in harness...............good luck, Mike
take it to a mechanic I dont wanna "break lights"
owners manual
First things first you need to check your fuses. In the owners manual you will find the location of the fuse that relates to the brake lights. Take the fuse out and hold it up to see if the connection is broken if it is replace and the brake lights should work.
check the fuse for the brake lights, they have thier own. also check the brake light switch at the at the top of the brake petal
It depends on the vehicle. Resubmit question with make, model and year of vehicle. And/Or, consult your owners manual for location and identification of fuses.
Check your owners manual. If you don't have one copy & paste this link. http://www.genuineservice.com/genuineservice/en/gloveboxresults
probably a faulty or mis-aligned brake light switch.
check your fuses