Hey guys I searched and came across a few threads but nothing gen 5 specific. My wife's driver brake light will not come on. So far I have done the following:
Tested fuses
Swapped bulb and housing to each side
Checked continuity of the bulbs, housing, and brake switch.
Added dielectric grease and bent the prongs on the housing ever so slightly to get a tighter connection.
New bulbs
Sanded connections gently
Right now I am at the point of where I am trying to test continuity in the brake light housing itself. I am no multimeter guru so here is my question.
There are three contacts in the brake light housing where the bulb "holder" locks into. I assume one is a ground, one is for running lights, and the other is for brake lights. I would get a beep from my meter when the brakes are pressed on one of these correct? If lights are on then I should get a beep from the other correct?
Tested fuses
Swapped bulb and housing to each side
Checked continuity of the bulbs, housing, and brake switch.
Added dielectric grease and bent the prongs on the housing ever so slightly to get a tighter connection.
New bulbs
Sanded connections gently
Right now I am at the point of where I am trying to test continuity in the brake light housing itself. I am no multimeter guru so here is my question.
There are three contacts in the brake light housing where the bulb "holder" locks into. I assume one is a ground, one is for running lights, and the other is for brake lights. I would get a beep from my meter when the brakes are pressed on one of these correct? If lights are on then I should get a beep from the other correct?
