First check the fuse. If it is good, look under the dash and find the brake light switch. It will be mounted on the brake pedal lever or may be mounted so the brake pedal lever contacts it. It is adjustable and may just need adjusting. It the adjustment is correct, then replace it.
Put a new bulb in the side that isn't working.
Make sure brake fluid in the master cylinder is at the proper level Make sure parking brake is fully released and switch is working
Probably a faulty brake light switch or the brake light switch is installed incorrectly.
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Either the power brake booster is bad, or it don't have any vacuum going to it. That is the part that the brake master cylinder is bolted to.
try brake switch under pedal
Check the operation and alignment of the brake light switch, located at the upper end of the brake pedal under the dash area
Flashing Lights - 1978 was released on: France: 1978 USA: 1978 Turkey: November 1981
The switch is located at the top of the steering column near the brake pedal. There is a bracket attached to the brake pedal that contacts and opens the switch when the brake is not being applied. Push on the brake the switch closes, and the lights come on. Look up the switch on Autozone.com or equivalent to see what it looks like. It's very hard to spot where it's at. Good luck Answer i believe there is a switch on the brake pedal lever near the top. I will go look on my jeep when I go back outside. Also, the brake light circuit has its own fuse separate from the signal lights.
there is the headlight switch in the dash witch turns them on and the relay on the floor by the e-brake that controls the high-low beams. that's about it
Lights by Journey was released in 1978.
Lights from the Valley was created in 1978.