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Post Info TOPIC: no brake lights 1955 Laurention


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no brake lights 1955 Laurention


When I push the brake peddle my dash lights come on,,Turn signals work normal,running lights work normal ,tail lights have no filaments crossing the power over so I am stumped



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 Typically, when there are funny issues like that, it is most times a bad ground issue...  Make sure the ground is clean against the housing ...



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It's cheap to replace all the bulbs and at least rule that out. And as stated, sure sounds like a bulb or ground issue.

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Sounds like a short in the wiring if the filaments are blown, check for a meltdown. Maybe the main light switch.

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I am not ruling out rear bulbs and sockets first,No shorted out wires or burnt bulbs exist.If ther was a problem at the back of the car,when I put on a signal it should feed power and blink the dash lights but not.somehow power is feeding from the brake switch to the dash circuit,My puzzle continues

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hdboug wrote:

somehow power is feeding from the brake switch to the dash circuit,My puzzle continues


 Just thinking out loud. That doesn't make sense...your brake circuit is your turn circuit ,one just cancels the other and is not connected in any way(going from memory) to dash lights. Must be getting feed back from socket or shorted wire. Maybe remove front then rear bulbs and see if still happens? Then unplug rear harness at kick panel? Wiring can be a pain in the @^% sometimes!



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