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Working on a 58 GMC 1 ton Napco and installed a new turn signal switch. All lights working correctly but in the rear brake lights are activated by turn signal switch and not the brake pedal(new switch installed 2018). When I unplug the white wire out of the switch the brake lights do not come on with the switch or the pedal and the turn signal lights work fine. Any ideas? Thanks Pat


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Test for power at the white wire when you press the brake pedal. If it is not hot you have a bad stop light switch or blown fuse.

George

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