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    Brake light problem!

    Hey guys, last night I noticed that my brake lights don't work at all. Whenever I brake the lights do not light up. I checked the fuses and I noticed that my Stop Horn fuse was blown however, right when I pop a new one in the fuse blows right away. Does anyone know how to fix this brake light problem?
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    You are getting a short somewhere check the light housing itself and the wire endings. Thats the first place to start. Do not try to bypass the fuse.

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      It definitely sounds like a short somewhere as mention before. Was there anything that was mess around to the oem light assemblies and its surrounding wires? Try to trace the wires to its destination. It might required you to move or perhaps removed certain things around in order to trace the wires from fuse box to tail lights. Also, if you know how to use a tester, this tool can help you pin point where the short might be. Good Luck...

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        Originally posted by MonsterTruckCB7 View Post
        You are getting a short somewhere check the light housing itself and the wire endings. Thats the first place to start. Do not try to bypass the fuse.
        also check the horn wires, but this is a "dead short" let us know what you find
        http://i220.photobucket.com/albums/d...82408002-1.jpg

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          I checked the wirings around the tail lights and I noticed that the inside the clips, they were wet due to the heavy rain pour in the last couple days.

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