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Rear light housing issue....

got a 99 Montana and having issues with the rear driver side light housing. The housing has 4 lights in the a row and the brake light aint coming on. The same bulb comes on when i turn the lights on but nothing when the brake pedal is pushed. I swapped the bulb with another and it still doesnt work. I havent had the chance to use my multimeter yet. Curious to see if other Montana owners has any similar issues?... thanks
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Re: Rear light housing issue....

does the passenger side work??
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Re: Rear light housing issue....

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Re: Rear light housing issue....

I would bet you have a broken wire to that side. Is it just the brake lights, or do the turn signals on that side not work either?
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Re: Rear light housing issue....

everything works on that side - turn sigs, backup lights, parking lights. Except for the brake light.
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Re: Rear light housing issue....

then you have a broken brake light feed wire on that side. Refer to a Haynes manual wiring diagram for the color of the wire, and then trace it back from the taillamp to the front.
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Re: Rear light housing issue....

i just replace the bulb and it works. Hard to tell if the element inside was broken.

UPDATE: The brake lights went back out again but the normal parking light work. Its the bulb with 2 elements. and somehow the brake light element in that bulb keeps blowing.
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