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berlincrossroads@comcast.net - 01 Apr 2007 23:00 GMT

I have a 2004 dodge 2500 series diesel. I have lost my brake lights. I
have replaced all bulbs(which were burned to start with) noe power at
the ligts when you press the pedal. Replace switch, no brake light
still, replaced control relay, no brake lights. Power at the trailer
relay and all fuses. What have I missed???

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BigIronRam - 02 Apr 2007 11:49 GMT

>I have a 2004 dodge 2500 series diesel. I have lost my brake lights. I
> have replaced all bulbs(which were burned to start with) noe power at
> the ligts when you press the pedal. Replace switch, no brake light
> still, replaced control relay, no brake lights. Power at the trailer
> relay and all fuses. What have I missed???

Maybe the instrument cluster?

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SnoMan - 02 Apr 2007 12:26 GMT

>>I have a 2004 dodge 2500 series diesel. I have lost my brake lights. I
>> have replaced all bulbs(which were burned to start with) noe power at
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>
> Maybe the instrument cluster?

You might continuity check the wiring from fuse to light socket and
check it for shorts to ground and brake light switch on pedal too.
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samstone@aol.com - 02 Apr 2007 12:32 GMT

>I have a 2004 dodge 2500 series diesel. I have lost my brake lights. I
>have replaced all bulbs(which were burned to start with) noe power at
>the ligts when you press the pedal. Replace switch, no brake light
>still, replaced control relay, no brake lights. Power at the trailer
>relay and all fuses. What have I missed???

Does the third brake light work?
Do the 4-way warning lights work front and back?
Turn signals front and back?
Running lights front and back?

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