You have a bad: *Turn Signal Switch *Bad Fourway Flasher Brake lights for the left and right are wired through the turn signals, if your switch is bad (Open) on the turn signals in rest position, the brake lights will not work. The same is true for the emergency flashers. Diagnosing which one it is, as well as replacement, is very advanced for the average person. I suggest taking it to a reputable electrical shop. There is a recall on this problem. Contact your dealer. If not, get a new hazard switch and replace the old one on the steering column ($21.00 and about 5 minutes work). We used a matchstick slid in next to the hazard switch for a quick fix - have someone stand outside and tell you when the brakelights come on while you wedge stick in.
Check bulbs?
Yes they indeed have brake lights...
fuse block driver side to left of brake pedal just a little higher
The center high mount led brake light unit has been known to go bad.
A sticky brake caliper could do that.
If the brake lights do not work on Chevy Venture van 2000, try to disconnect the brake switch. Then short the two contacts of the connector to check if the brake lights are now working.
on the brake pedal under the dash is a brake light switch. that when you depress the brake it turns your lights on. you might wanna check that
the connection between the battery and the brake lights
its gotta be a ford a problem with the center brake light circuit causes the lights to go out i believe it is a diode
are brake lights staying on or is brake in the dash on ?
The bulbs are burnt out.
What fuse controls the brake lights on a 1998 Chevy Camaro? It should be labeled on the fuse block.