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Electrical Problem
I own a 95 Jeep Wrangler and all of my brake lights just quit working all at once. I wasn't off roading or anything, it was the middle of the week, so I thought I'd check all my fuses and my breakers. They all were good. I cannot think of why they would just stop working. If it was a short circut I would have blown a fuse. I am not very good with diagnosing electrical problems and I was hopeing someone can help me. Any ideas of why this would have happened and how to fix it will be greatly appreciated. Thanks
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take a sensor to those fuses, on my cherokee none of em looked blown either but one was, if it's not a fuse you'll just have to take a look at the wiring
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Re: Electrical Problem
just buy all new fuses and replace all. Other wise replace bulbs and look for bad wiring in lights and wiring running from lights to front of jeep.
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Had the same problem until last night. I was driving home and hit a pothole on the highway, and noticed my flashers came on. Well, I played with the switch to see what was up, and noticed my brake lights were once again working. I cleaned out the switch for the flashers since I allready replaced bulbs, fuses, and the brake light switch on the pedal. Mabey this will help you out. My manual dosen't show them on the same circut, or mabey it's a coincidence, but an easy shot to fix it.
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