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Brake Lights stay on 200 1993

posted by  fpeck1948 on  Tue Oct 26 05:31 CST 2010
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Tried moving the car again and found out that if I push the brake pedal hard, it will release the shifter and I also found out that I am blowing #16 8A fuze.

I had been having trouble with the right rear side lights before and thought I had the problem fixed by bending the prongs on the brake/tail light plug to make better contact.

Maybe the circuit board on the right side is bad. All new lights came from FPC Groton and just maybe I got a bad right side circuit board.

Could a onside circuits board be causing my lighting issue?

Art....you are a prince and we are lucky to have you on here.

Thanks a million,
Frank






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