driver brake light and center tail light and driver blinker light out

Asked by Jason Apr 07, 2017 at 12:56 PM about the 2007 Dodge RAM 1500

Question type: Maintenance & Repair

All fuses and bulbs checked out.  When I turn on the left blinker it blinks fine for about 3 times and then a fast blink.  It did this before, rained a bunch and then was fine for about 6 weeks.  Now it's back.  Rain is probably just a weird coincidence.  However, when I checked the bulb on the brake light above the rear window, I noticed that the wiring runs independently of the rear tail light, so I'm assuming the problem is at the front of the truck.  However, I don't know where all of that connects or if there's a relay or anything else  I can check other than the fuses.

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check the light sockets and grounds....blinking speeds,replace the flasher..before we get into the turn signal switch..

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