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Nissan Navara Brake Lights Not Working. The easiest way to diagnose brake lights that are stuck on is to unplug the wiring harness to the brake pedal switch. Quite a common issue to have problems relating to the brake lights. All of a sudden, my tail lights are stuck on and my brake lights don't work. Turns out the connector (on both tail lights) must have a loose. I thought the bulbs had gone but they are good and so is the fuse. My brake lights are both on the blink, literally. Or, it could be the brake light activation switch on your actual peddle that isnt working, check that its plugged in and hasnt. If you have a towbar then check the towbar electrics, i had the same problem with mine and it was corroded and had broke the tail. It's 100% not the brake light switch as i only replaced it a. The brake light circuit is live with the ignition off which.

My brake lights are both on the blink, literally. It's 100% not the brake light switch as i only replaced it a. If you have a towbar then check the towbar electrics, i had the same problem with mine and it was corroded and had broke the tail. The brake light circuit is live with the ignition off which. Turns out the connector (on both tail lights) must have a loose. All of a sudden, my tail lights are stuck on and my brake lights don't work. The easiest way to diagnose brake lights that are stuck on is to unplug the wiring harness to the brake pedal switch. Quite a common issue to have problems relating to the brake lights. Or, it could be the brake light activation switch on your actual peddle that isnt working, check that its plugged in and hasnt. I thought the bulbs had gone but they are good and so is the fuse.

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Nissan Navara Brake Lights Not Working My brake lights are both on the blink, literally. It's 100% not the brake light switch as i only replaced it a. Quite a common issue to have problems relating to the brake lights. My brake lights are both on the blink, literally. Turns out the connector (on both tail lights) must have a loose. Or, it could be the brake light activation switch on your actual peddle that isnt working, check that its plugged in and hasnt. If you have a towbar then check the towbar electrics, i had the same problem with mine and it was corroded and had broke the tail. All of a sudden, my tail lights are stuck on and my brake lights don't work. The easiest way to diagnose brake lights that are stuck on is to unplug the wiring harness to the brake pedal switch. I thought the bulbs had gone but they are good and so is the fuse. The brake light circuit is live with the ignition off which.