Short in the wiring, brake light assembly, or possibly a defective brake light switch.
Can be a few things. Blown fuse, defective or out of adjustment brake light switch, blown brake light bulbs, loose or corroded wiring, or corroded bulb sockets.
Remove the blown fuse. Replace it with a new fuse.
Blown fuse, blown relay, blown light bulbs, short in the wiring system, bad microswitch in the brake pedal... could be any of those.
A blown fuse is always a sign of excessive current flow. In this case, it's probably caused by a short circuit in the brake light wiring.
Could be one of several reasons, Bulbs are bad, Fuse is blown, Brake light swtch is bad or out of adjustment, Damaged wiring,
Blown bulbs, blown fuse, broken or out of adjustment brake light switch.
Hi 5 possible causes 1 both bulbs blown 2 fuse blown 3 open circuit in wiring 4 brake light switch faulty 5 bad earth to brake lights Hope this helps you Best wishes
either your fuse is blown or the wiring is bad
Yes, a blown brake light fuse causes the shift interlock to malfunction. If the interlock can't tell if the brake is depressed or not, it won't shift out of park. The brake light fuse is a 15A in the engine bay fuse box.
Brake light failure happens from a variety of problems, such as burned out bulbs, a short in the headlight wiring or a blown fuse. You can tell if the bulbs are out by a rapidly blinking turn indicator, a blown fuse by checking the fuse is the panel on the side of the dash, and check if its a short circuit by using a volt reader in the light socket.
Possibly blown fuse, bad brake light switch, or blown brake light bulbs.
If your brake light is not coming on, you might have blown a fuse. You might also have a bulb that is no longer working.