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Car Forum / Pontiac / Pontiac Cars / January 20072000 Pontiac Grand Prix GTP Breaklights not working
My driverside and passengerside breaklights are not working, but the center light is. I have checked the fuse and bulbs, they all look good. It seems like it could be an electrical connection, but i do not know where to begin. Is there anyone who could help me with this problem? > My driverside and passengerside breaklights are not working, but the > center light is. I have checked the fuse and bulbs, they all look > good. It seems like it could be an electrical connection, but i do not > know where to begin. Is there anyone who could help me with this > problem? IIRC, there are two brake switches on this vehicle. ONe for the high light and one for the low lights. Check both of them. They are up under the dash. The brake pedal actuates them. If its not the brake switches then i would check the turn signal switch next. ? Paul ? wrote: > > My driverside and passengerside breaklights are not working, but the > > center light is. I have checked the fuse and bulbs, they all look [quoted text clipped - 6 lines] > under the dash. The brake pedal actuates them. If its not the brake > switches then i would check the turn signal switch next. I looked under the dash, but I am not sure what I am looking for, which side of the dash are you refering too? And what am I looking for? Do all the break lights run on the same fuse? I noticed today that my left blinker blinks faster than before, and faster than the rightside, but bothsides do work. All lights are working except for the two breaklights. > > > My driverside and passengerside breaklights are not working, but the > > > center light is. I have checked the fuse and bulbs, they all look [quoted text clipped - 13 lines] > but bothsides do work. All lights are working except for the two > breaklights. The brake pedal actuates them mechanically so it would be the side of the vehicle that has the brake pedal. You should look for the switches that actuate the brake lights. The fast or slow blinking could be related. A burned out bulb or bad ground will make the lights blink slow. A short will make them blink fast. It could still be the turn sig switch though. Look higher-up near the top of the break pedal. « Paul » wrote: > davidml75@yahoo.com wrote: > > [quoted text clipped - 8 lines] > under the dash. The brake pedal actuates them. If its not the brake > switches then i would check the turn signal switch next. I looked under the dash, but I am not sure what I am looking for, which side of the dash are you refering too? And what am I looking for? Do all the break lights run on the same fuse? I noticed today that my left blinker blinks faster than before, and faster than the rightside, but bothsides do work. All lights are working except for the two breaklights. Ok, so I replaced the bulbs, and the stop light switch, but the lights are still not turning on. I also removed the flasher relay, after I reinstalled it (because part will need to be ordered) the left side slowed back down to normal. Any other suggestions? I am lost. > Look higher-up near the top of the break pedal. > [quoted text clipped - 18 lines] > but bothsides do work. All lights are working except for the two > breaklights. |
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