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Driver's Side Brake light not working

countrypyhysician

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Aug 1, 2023
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Florence, Alabama
I have a 1974 Bronco. Stock wiring. the driver's side brake light does not work. The passenger side is fine. On the driver's side all other lights work. The reverse light, the parking lights, the driving lights, and the blinker all work. I have a weight on the brake pedal and I am gertting 12V coming out of the brake pedal switch on both wires. With the brake pedal still pushed, I have no voltage though on the brown wire running from the driver's side brake light all the way back to where it runs back in the firewall to the dash. Any help would be appreciated.
 

DirtDonk

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Yep, as Viperwolf1 said.
It’s the only common denominator. The fact that your turn signals (and hopefully the hazards?) work on both sides, means that everything from the firewall rearward is intact and working.
Wires, sockets, bulbs, everything. The only thing remaining would be either the hazard switch or the turn signal switch.
And usually the hazard switch wouldn’t cause this kind of issue I wouldn’t think.
 
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